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pollinate
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Starting with wild seed collections in the 1940s, the evolution progressed to seed production areas in the 1950s, open-pollinated seed orchards in the 1960s, family block plantings in the 1980s, and finally to the seeds produced by mass-controlled pollinations of today.
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My thanks go to them both for their invaluable help in making possible the film retrospective, exhibitions, and symposium that I curated under the title Nations, Pollinations, and Dislocations.
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Many fruits must be pollinated multiple times to produce fruit, and the number of pollinations helps determine its size and quality.
Genomics: the new map of life. (Science & Technology) by Tally, Steve / USA Today (Magazine)
 
 
 
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