10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CROSS-POLLINATION»
Discover the use of
cross-pollination in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cross-pollination and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Cross-pollinations: The Marriage of Science and Poetry
The author, a scientist, shares four stories of "cross-pollination"--tales of his inspirations and movements as a researcher, a creative artist, and a citizen of the American Southwest. Original.
2
NEW Living Science BIOLOGY for CLASS 9
self pollination cross pollination Fig. 5.1 Self pollination and cross pollination Self
pollination has some disadvantages also ♢ As self pollination occurs regularly
generation after generation, it leads to loss of vigour and vitality of the plant
variety ...
3
Self- and
cross-
pollination of western white pine: a ...
1964 SELF- AND CROSS-POLLINATION OF WESTERN WHITE PINE: A
COMPARISON OF HEIGHT GROWTH OF PROGENY Burton V. Barnes1
ABSTRACT Height growth of 9- to 12 -year-old western white pine seedlings from
self-pollinated ...
Burton Verne Barnes, Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station (Ogden, Utah), 1964
4
Competition Science Vision
When the pollen of a flower located on a different plant, pollinates the stigma of
another flower, it is called cross-pollination or allogamy. Allogamy is again
divided into geitonogamy and xenogamy. Geitonogamy is the deposition of
pollen on ...
5
Crop
Pollination by Bees
Thus, the plant's flowering biology and grower experience generally favour insect
-mediated cross-pollination with compatible Type A and Type B varieties (
McGregor, 1976; Free, 1993; Davenport et ah, 1994). In ideal cross-pollinating ...
Keith S. Delaplane, D. R. Mayer, D. F. Mayer, 2000
6
Handbook of flower
pollination: based upon Hermann Müller's ...
I. The two sexes developed successively (dichogamy); self-pollination prevented
in nature; cross-pollination by insects or wind. (a) The male sex matured before
the female (protandrous dichogamy ; Geranium pratense). (b) The female ...
Paul Knuth, Hermann Müller, 1906
7
Olive Production Manual
Self Pollination and Cross-Pollination Olive pollination occurs by self-pollination
or by cross- pollination. The former requires no agent although bees and wind
may serve as agents. Wind is the primary agent of cross-pollination. Bees are not
...
G. Steven Sibbett, Louise Ferguson, Margaret Lindstrand, 2005
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Competition Science Vision
When the pollen of a flower located on a different plant, pollinates the stigma of
another flower, it is called cross-pollination or allogamy. Allogamy is again
divided into geitonogamy and xenogamy. Geitonogamy is the deposition of
pollen on ...
9
Pollination of Cultivated Plants in the Tropics
Grapefruits do not require cross-pollination: and citrus trees are excellent sources
of nectar and pollen. Apples (see also Section 1.3) generally require inter-
plantings of varieties, along with cross-pollination by insects. Pear is similar, but
is not ...
10
Genetically Modified and non-Genetically Modified Food ...
existence of the GM trait in the seed of the receptor indicates cross pollination. In
some experiments, the donor is distinguished from the receptor by a particular
grain colour rather than by a GM trait. The existence of the colour in a seed ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CROSS-POLLINATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
cross-pollination is used in the context of the following news items.
Watermelon is the star on hot summer days
Both are available, and the seedless ones are not some GMO gone rogue, but a careful cross-pollination of male pollen for a watermelon with a ... «Brattleboro Reformer, Jul 15»
Martin Bowles: we're changing the culture at Health
Bowles opened yesterday's Innovation Month Summit in Canberra, which focused on the theme of “cross-pollination” and featured a range of ... «The Mandarin, Jul 15»
How Oregon's legislative session impacts farmers
In 2013, lawmakers decided to halt most canola production in the area for six years while OSU studied the potential for cross-pollination and ... «Capital Press, Jul 15»
After 5 years, is there a Great Commission Resurgence?
... least twice "to trade ideas," and, for "cross-pollination" which could "multiply the effectiveness of reaching the unreached wherever they are.". «Christian Examiner, Jul 15»
'Project Runway' lines up completely uninteresting slate of guest …
... Rocha; fashion designer Lisa Perry; Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model and host of Lifetime's Project Runway Junior (more cross-pollination!) ... «Dallas Voice, Jul 15»
Photos of the Day: Transporting the World's Largest Gas Turbine
(GE calls this cross-pollination of technologies between its businesses the GE store.) “The atmosphere along the way has been a lot like the ... «Product Design & Development, Jul 15»
Pre arts fest programme a success
... venues tapped on the existing communities at these locations, and also encouraged artistic cross-pollination among the different disciplines. «AsiaOne, Jul 15»
Military Renewable Investment Could See Huge Growth In Coming …
Of course, humanitarian organizations are developing many of their own solutions but more cross-pollination should be welcomed. «Nasdaq, Jul 15»
The Birth Defects share new song “Bad Shit” — listen
The modern Californian garage rock scene has thrived on cross-pollination. Los Angeles' The Birth Defects is the embodiment of this ideal. «Consequence of Sound, Jul 15»
Entering New York Not Only Reason CyrusOne Bought Cervalis
There will be some cross-pollination here because of acquisition. Cervalis will now be able to bring on bigger deals, while CyrusOne will look ... «Data Center Knowledge, Jul 15»
