Examples of using Pollinators in English and their translations into Russian
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The flowers are easily accessible to pollinators.
Status and trends in pollinators and pollination.
Pollinators vital to our supply are under threat.
But in the winter successfully andactively used as pollinators bumblebees.
Marsupials are important pollinators of honey badger of some flowering plants.
Pollinators respond to fragmentation by moving greater distances than normally.
Crop yield and/or quality depend on both the abundance and diversity of pollinators.
The conclusions of the assessment regarding pollinators support these required responses.
Pollinators need good foraging resources, places that are rich in flowers pollen and nectar.
There live about 50 types and groups of beneficial insects,including pollinators of alfalfa.
Pollinators, ii soil biota, and iii integrated landscape management and farming systems?
One fast-track thematic assessment of pollinators, pollination and food production.
The development goal of the project is to conserve,sustainably use and manage pollinators.
Pollinators, like bees, butterflies, birds, moths, beetles, and even bats, help plants reproduce.
With his growing exclude the use of chemical fertilizers, pollinators, as well as any pesticides.
This means finding ways to keep pollinators buzzing around the farm year-round is becoming even more important.
A number of features of current intensive agricultural practices threaten pollinators and pollination.
They can kill pollinators and poison hives with contaminated nectar or pollen brought by bees from contaminated plants.
Of the world's crop production is dependent on pollinators such as bees, birds and bats.
For example, the bumble bee orchid looks muchlike the real bee, which helps in attracting the pollinators.
Its inflorescences attract a lot of butterflies and other pollinators, especially if grown in a large group.
Teaching farmers to value pollinators and apply methods to keep them buzzing around the farm year-round is increasingly important.
Indeed, 35% of the world's crop production is dependent on pollinators such as bees, birds and bats.
In both species, pollinators are able to move between the forest fragments or the spatially isolated pasture trees.
The assessment will include the role of native and exotic pollinators, including insects, bats and other mammals, birds and reptiles.
In both cases, the pollinators are dependent on the presence of suitable forest habitat and do not survive in purely agricultural landscapes.
This is due to the fact that the last two groups of insects are typical pollinators, and the hairs help them to increase the efficiency of nectar collection on flowers.
Bees and other pollinators- including butterflies, bats and hummingbirds- allow many plants, including many food crops, to reproduce.
Given the structuring of the mouthparts,they are thought to have most likely been pollinators, feeding on pollen and plant juices, possibly produced by Bennettitales and Cheirolepidiaceae.
Both wild and managed pollinators have a globally significant role in crop pollination, although their relative contributions differ according to crop and location.