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Meaning of polleniferous
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polleniferous (a.)
Producing pollen; polliniferous.
polleniferous Sentence Examples
- The polleniferous flowers of the sunflowers attracted a multitude of bees.
- The botanist meticulously examined the polleniferous structures of the rare orchid species.
- The polleniferous season brought a surge of activity to the garden, as insects flocked from near and far.
- The wind carried polleniferous grains from distant trees, fertilizing neighboring plants.
- The polleniferous anthers of the lilies released a sweet fragrance that permeated the air.
- The polleniferous glands of the honey bees enabled them to gather and store nectar.
- Farmers planted polleniferous crops to encourage beneficial insect populations in their fields.
- The polleniferous sacs of the pine trees contained abundant reserves of reproductive material.
- The polleniferous bracts of the poinsettia plant provided a vibrant display of color.
- Researchers studied the polleniferous viability of different plant species to assess their reproductive potential.
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Producing pollen; polliniferous.
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The polleniferous flowers of the sunflowers attracted a multitude of bees.
The botanist meticulously examined the polleniferous structures of the rare orchid species.
The polleniferous season brought a surge of activity to the garden, as insects flocked from near and far.
The wind carried polleniferous grains from distant trees, fertilizing neighboring plants.
