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1. Dictionary entry overview: What does Anemophilous mean? • Anemophilous (adjective) The adjective Anemophilous has 1 sense:
2. 1 antonym for Anemophilous: entomophilous
3. Anemophilous Pollinated by wind
4. Anemophilous Flowers: Anemophilous flowers are plants that rely on wind to spread their pollen
5. Characters of Anemophilous Flowers
6. Anemophilous definition is - pollinated by wind
7. Anemophilous: Pollinated by wind-dispersed pollen
8. What does Anemophilous mean? Information and translations of Anemophilous in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.
9. Definition of Anemophilous in the Definitions.net dictionary
10. Anemophilous (not comparable) pollinated by the wind; Translations
11. Wind pollinated flower are known as Anemophilous flower
12. Anemophilous - WordReference English dictionary, questions, discussion and forums
13. The first known use of Anemophilous was circa 1872
14. Anemophilous flowers are devoid of nectar and edible pollen.
15. Source for information on Anemophilous: A Dictionary of Ecology dictionary.
16. Woody and herbaceous secondary Anemophilous angiosperms may descend from zoophilic species.
17. The Elements of Botany Asa Gray Anemophilous, said of flowers that …
18. Anemophilous are odourless while in Entomophilous flowers odour is commonly present
19. Anemophilous flowers are inconspicuous due to the absence of bright colours
20. As adjectives the difference between Anemophilous and hydrophilous is that Anemophilous is pollinated by the wind while hydrophilous is (biology) that grows or thrives in or near water.
21. Another adaptation of Anemophilous flowers is the branched bushy stigma (Figs
22. As adjectives the difference between Anemophilous and entomophilous is that Anemophilous is pollinated by the wind while entomophilous is of, pertaining to, or pollinated by means of entomophily.
23. Antimicrobial and enzymatic activity of Anemophilous fungi of a public university in Brazil.
24. Tang et al.: Water adsorption and hygroscopic growth of six Anemophilous pollen species 2249 situ chamber
25. Anemophilous translation in English - German Reverso dictionary, see also 'anemia',anemic',anomalous',anemone', examples, definition, conjugation
26. Podkarpacki miód spadziowy may contain traces of pollen from nectariferous plants or pollen grains from anemophilous plants
27. Other common Anemophilous plants are grass species, conifers, sweet chestnuts, and members of the hickory family
28. Anemophilous flower those flower in which cross pollination is taking place by external means of agency wind
29. ‘Podkarpacki miód spadziowy’ may contain traces of pollen from nectariferous plants or pollen grains from anemophilous plants.
30. Anemophilous applies to anything that loves or thrives in wind, not just plants that use the wind for propagation
31. Anemophilous definition: (of flowering plants such as grasses ) pollinated by the wind Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples
32. Based on the accordance between DVT incidence and the Anemophilous pollen concentration in the air, we proposed the hypothesis that allergic reaction induced by Anemophilous pollen may cause "idiopathic" DVT, and proinflammatory factors may play an important role in the thrombosis process
33. Gymnosperm pollination is invariably Anemophilous (primary); only recently evolved genera as Ephedra and Welwitschia are pollinated by insects
34. In Anemophilous Ephedra species, ovulate organs create an aerodynamic microenvironment that directs airborne pollen to the pollination drops
35. pollen characteristics: at least 0,3% honeydew elements and a variable pollen spectrum, with a high proportion of anemophilous species,
36. Translations in context of "Anemophilous" in English-German from Reverso Context: Generally pollens that cause allergies are those of Anemophilous (literally wind-loving) plants, which produce very lightweight pollen grains in great quantities for wind dispersal, and subsequently contacting human nasal passages through breathing.
37. The index references for " Anemophilous " and "Entomophilous" should probably be 115, rather than 113, but were not changed
38. Infraspecific differentiation apparently started from these forms with long anthers and well developed further anemophilous characters which are still facultatively allogamous.
39. Pollen of Anemophilous plants is produced in large quantities and will be widely distributed in areas where these plant species grow.
40. Finally, we discuss aspects of release, dispersal, and deposition of anemophilous pollen that are in need of further theoretical and empirical study.
41. Of flowering plants (especially grasses etc) that are pollinated by the wind Familiarity information: Anemophilous used as an adjective is very rare.
42. Example of Anemophilous flower are coconut, Palm, date Palm, Cannabis, Zea mays and grasses etc, exhibit the following character which favour wind pollination.
43. Anemophilous plants generally have inconspicuous flowers. Entomophilous (literally insect-loving) plants produce pollen which is relatively heavy and sticky, for dispersal by insect pollinators.
44. Pollen produced by Anemophilous (wind-pollinated) plants is normally dry and small, or has modifications that permit it to stay in air currents for long periods
45. Allergy to pollen is called hay fever . Generally pollens that cause allergies are those of anemophilous, because the lightweight pollen grains are produced in great quantities for wind dispersal.
46. Anemophilous - of flowering plants (especially grasses etc) that are pollinated by the wind entomophilous - of flowering plants (especially orchids etc) that are pollinated by insects Based on …
47. Dissemination is effected by the agency of water, of air, of animals -- and fruits and seeds are therefore grouped in respect of this as hydrophilous, Anemophilous and zooidiophilous
48. Models of atmospheric dispersal of anemophilous pollen are important tools in Quaternary plant ecology for determining pollen-source areas and for applying distance-weightings to vegetation data in formal pollen-vegetation calibrations.
49. Anemophily or wind pollination is a form of pollination whereby pollen is distributed by wind. Almost all gymnosperms are anemophilous, as are many plants in the order Poales, including grasses, sedges and rushes
50. ‘Generally, starchy pollen has been considered a feature of wind-pollinated (Anemophilous) flowering plants, whereas insect-pollinated species show a greater or lesser replacement of starch by sugar or lipids.’