Translation for 'pollen' from English to Bulgarian

pollen {noun}

полен {м}бот.

• There are also chytrids that live and grow on pollen by attaching threadlike structures, called rhizoids, onto the pollen grains.
• Pollen-grooming movements by this genus to get pollen to the mouth only take pollen from the head and forelegs, with pollen on other parts of the body being lost.
• "Retrophyllum" are dioecious with male pollen cones and female seed cones on separate individual trees.
• Pollen is typically highly desiccated when it leaves an anther.
• Pollen can be fed from outside or inside the hive. When pollen or a pollen supplement is fed it can be fed as a powder, granules or in pattie form.

• Pollen feeding is correlated with higher overall fitness.
• Bee pollen is one of the byproducts of the hive. Pollen collection is usually not the main management objective.
• Effective pollen dispersal is vital for maintenance of genetic diversity and fundamental for connectivity between spatially separated populations.
• australis" type pollen. The pollen of the three individuals sampled was nevertheless morphologically variable and considered to form a transition ("Übergang") between pollen types.
• The male pollen cones are narrowly cylindrical and resemble catkins.

• The pollen cones are long and catkin-like in shape.
• Developmental selection during the haploid life stage of plants may occur through gametophytic selection due to pollen competition and self-incompatibility.
• Cryptic self-incompatibility favors fertilization by outcrossing pollen, when both outcross and self-pollen are present on the same stigma.
• In order for pollen to affix to animal bodies, a tryphine coating is usually present in zoophilous pollen to achieve an adhesive pollen grain.
• His main research area is background aerosol and bio-aerosol and, within the latter, climatic relationships of pollen, i.e.

• The pollen organ "Pteruchus" differs from other seed fern pollen organs in having numerous pendant pollen sacs from a blade-like head, in an arrangement similar to an epaulette.
• A pollen calendar is used to show the peak pollen times for different types of plant pollen, which causes allergic reactions in certain people.