fecundating Synonyms
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fecundating Meaning
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fecundating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Fecundate
fecundating Sentence Examples
- The bees buzzed around the flowers, fecundating them with their pollen.
- The male flower of the squash plant produced pollen that would soon travel to the female flower, fecundating it and allowing it to produce fruit.
- The farmer carefully selected the best pollen from his prize-winning roses, ensuring that they would be used to fecundate the flowers of his other plants.
- The winds carried the pollen from one flower to another, fecundating them and allowing them to produce seeds.
- The birds and bees played a vital role in fecundating the wildflowers, ensuring that they would continue to bloom year after year.
- The rain washed away the pollen from the flowers, preventing them from being fecundated.
- The lack of pollinators in the area meant that the flowers were not being fecundated, and so they could not produce seeds.
- The botanist used a small brush to transfer pollen from one flower to another, manually fecundating it.
- The scientist studied the process of fecundation in plants, hoping to learn more about how they reproduce.
- The farmer's fields were full of blooming flowers, which were being fecundated by the bees and other pollinators.
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The bees buzzed around the flowers, fecundating them with their pollen.
The male flower of the squash plant produced pollen that would soon travel to the female flower, fecundating it and allowing it to produce fruit.
The farmer carefully selected the best pollen from his prize-winning roses, ensuring that they would be used to fecundate the flowers of his other plants.
The winds carried the pollen from one flower to another, fecundating them and allowing them to produce seeds.
