pollinator

英汉释义

• n.

  1.【生】传粉昆虫,传粉媒介

英英释义

• n.

  1.[Biology]an insect or other agent that place pollen from one flower to another

英汉例句

• 1."We are close to the margin" of a viable ratio of pollinators to crops, he said.

  ‘我们接近于能给庄稼授粉的蜜蜂的一个可存活比率的边缘’；

• 2.But since the eighteen eighties , researchers have been concerned about the health of these valuable pollinators .

  年以来，研究人员关注这些授粉者的健康。

• 3.But since the nineteen eighties, researchers have been concerned about the health of these valuable pollinators.

  年以来，研究人员就担心这些有价值的传粉媒介的健康问题。

• 4.flower ecologists have distinguished the wind pollinators , i . e . the anemophilous plants from the zoidogamous plants.

  花生态学家把风媒传粉种，即风媒植物，同动物媒植物区别开来。

• 5.But since the 1980th, researchers have been concerned about the health of these valuable pollinator( pollinators ).

  但是自1980年以来，研究人员就担心这些有价值的传粉媒介的健康问题。

• 6.But since the 1980th, researchers have been concerned about the health of these valuable pollinators .

  但是自1980年以来，研究人员开始考虑这些有价值的传粉媒介的健康。

• 7.But since the 1980s, researchers have been concerned about the health of these valuable pollinators .

  但自1980年起，研究者们开始担心这些珍贵传粉昆虫的健康问题。

• 8.Even in the busiest cities, pollinators can be coddled with a little creativity.

  即便在最繁忙的都市中，人类只需要些许的创造力就能让传粉者安居下来。

• 9.Large areas have no effective pollinators; fruit trees must be pollinated by hand.

  大片区域不能进行自然授粉，果树必须要人工授粉才可以。

• 10.Its powerful smell is released over the first hours of blooming to attract the carrion beetles thought to be its pollinators.

  开花初始的几小时它会散发出强烈的臭味，以吸引吃腐肉的甲壳虫，人们认为它们可为大鬼芋授粉。