| Seed set was estimated as the percentage of cross-pollinated flowers that produced achenes. |
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| Utilization of hybrid vigor or heterosis has been successful in cross-pollinated crops, of which maize is a primary example. |
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| The plants to be cross-pollinated were planted in alternate rows in 5 m x 5 m plots with a row spacing of 60 cm. |
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| It can self-pollinate, which saves one from having to manually go in with a tiny brush, but it can also be cross-pollinated. |
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| Further complicating matters, corn is cross-pollinated, and corn pollen can travel fairly long distances, according to some. |
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| Apple trees are cross-pollinated, and any that grow from seed are different from their parents. |
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| Some carpels and ovules were only slightly enlarged despite the flowers being cross-pollinated by hand. |
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| Fourteen progeny plants were cross-pollinated in all combinations. |
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| And when a flower is the only show in town, there's a strong likelihood of its attracting attention and being cross-pollinated, even with few insect species around. |
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| Therefore, wild rice often absorbs genes from cultivars through hybridization since the wild progenitor tends to be cross-pollinated with its surrounding cultivars. |
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| Cross-pollinated flowers were not emasculated, and pollinations were performed by rubbing anthers onto stigmas. |
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