Assertion: pecan's flower | /r/HasProperty | receptive
Facets:
value: in other words
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Should the catkins mature before or after the female flower is receptive, pollination does not occur.
text: When pollen is shed early, before the female flowers are receptive, the cultivar is called protandrous; when the pollen is shed late, after the female flowers are receptive, the cultivar is called protogynous.
text: When pollen is shed early, before the female flowers are receptive, the cultivar is called protandrous; when the pollen is shed late, after the female flowers are receptive, the cultivar is called protogynous.
text: I = protandrous (pollen sheds before the female flowers are receptive);
text: Type II = protogynous (pollen sheds after the female flowers are receptive).
text: Some cultivars shed their pollen before the female flowers are receptive.
text: Should the catkins mature before or after the female flower is receptive, pollination does not occur.
text: Pecan varieties do only a fair job of self pollination because some varieties shed pollen early (before female flowers are receptive) while others shed late (after female flowers are receptive).
text: Pecan varieties do only a fair job of self pollination because some varieties shed pollen early (before female flowers are receptive) while others shed late (after female flowers are receptive).
text: trees release their pollen before the female flowers are receptive, and catkins on Type II
text: (protogynous) trees release their pollen after the female flowers are receptive.
text: the female flowers are receptive first.
text: Pollen is not released when flowers are receptive, so pollination within and between the same cultivars is limited.
text: (protogynous) pecans release their pollen after their female flowers were receptive.
text: A variety does not always shed its pollen at the time its own female flowers are receptive and ready for pollination.
text: In other words, its female flowers should be receptive when its companion is producing pollen, and vice versa.