Examples of using Cross-pollination in English and their translations into Swedish
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The goal was cross-pollination.
But cross-pollination can ruin an entire crop.
But this sort of cross-pollination.
Both self- and cross-pollination by nearby growing varieties is possible.
There's a lot of cross-pollination.
For cross-pollination of walnuts, the distance between the trees should not exceed 300 m.
To improve the yield of pear, cross-pollination is recommended.
There's no local business hub to encourage social and economic cross-pollination.
Cross-pollination between plants is a natural phenomenon- that also happens between other seeds.
Unique in American literary history is the cross-pollination of Sandburg's work.
But this sort of cross-pollination happens for each of us in small ways thousands of times per day.
Geitonogamous self-pollination must therefore occur more often in this species than cross-pollination.
For cross-pollination, which contributes to high yields,
The interdisciplinary nature of the program creates an environment where cross-pollination among fields flourishes.
Walnut cross-pollination increases productivity;
By offering all of these study programmes under one roof, we want to establish a climate that nurtures creative cross-pollination.
Cross-pollination by insects boosts genetic diversity
Are we going to start introducing Schengen agreements for bees, birds and the wind and also ensure that we do not have any kind of cross-pollination?
We know that everything in nature escapes- through cross-pollination for example- so closing borders is not a viable solution.
If that cross-pollination didn't exist at one point in history. There are some ingredients in some dishes that would not even exist.
There are some ingredients in some dishes that would not even exist if that cross-pollination didn't exist at one point in history.
There are problems such as cross-pollination and the contamination of natural products through pollination by genetically-modified products.
Ashkenazi-Sephardi tensions have diminished over time due to a combination of intermarriage and cultural cross-pollination.
The study confirms that cross-pollination and coexistence are issues that need to be considered in relation to agricultural production in general.
Biotechnological agriculture there announced that it can no longer guarantee that its products are GMO-free because of cross-pollination.
Most varieties are self-fertile, but the cross-pollination by a second shrub of another variety in the immediate area significantly increases the yield.
A discussion around Another Side of the Shift, touching upon artistic traditions, cross-pollination and what really matters in art.
These shared modules enable cross-pollination and potential for collaboration between social sculpture
The threshold value is important if various forms of cultivation are to exist side by side because cross-pollination, for example, is technically impossible to preclude in nature.
Whereas EFSA arbitrarily excluded cross-pollination in maize from the scope of its scientific opinions on MON 810 maize,