Pollinate used in a sentence

Pollinate in a sentence as a verb

Even basement/garage growers will use bees to pollinate.

Until they cross-pollinate with a patented GM crop...

They are put under great stress every year to pollinate almonds - it is the greatest bee mixer/spring break in the world.

Because it is open-pollinated,\n not a hybrid, its seeds can be saved by any farmer.

The largest issue, which the author points out, is all of the bee migration: going out to pollinate almonds in CA, and then blueberries in MI, etc.

The article clearly states that we are spraying crops that bees pollinate with pesticides that are known to **** them, but people are still acting like it's a mystery.

He let insects cross-pollinate\n them en masse, and the resulting plants were crossed at random\n again—and again, and again, four generations in a row.

Has google hired a lot of MBA's recently, because it look an awful lot like they are trying to cross-pollinate their main business lines, to improve vertical integration and uptake.

But information you have committed to long-term memory can cross-pollinate, become a greater structure, open up new horizons.

First, it's 85% effective in solving the elephant problem; second, free honey which makes the fence a profitable venture in its own right; and third, the bees will pollinate the crops they're protecting, potentially maximizing crop yield.

When the systems being produced by Google leak details intended for use in only one service or product start to cross pollinate in a way that is difficult for the average user to understand, it is not user error it is designer error.

For example, if just the NT kernel could be separated into its own project, with a clean linkage-point, there'd probably be all sorts of interesting efforts to, for example, create a Debian/NT distribution, or cross-pollinate driver code between Windows and Linux.