How to pronounce “pollinated” in English

I want to look at how different communities have cross pollinated in seasons to come.

What pollinated means that the first time the flower opens, it has the pollen, the water or the raindrop

They actually, apparently, have to be pollinated by hand in a rainforest plantation.

So they don't really get to flower, and get pollinated, and mate, and have children.

Probably one of the more interesting things is, down in Peru, they have their own cross-pollinated

As they did so, as they diversified, that triggered the diversification of insects, the insects that pollinated those flowers, insects that would eat those plants.

So the color of a flower is a frequency, and the flower also emits a frequency whether or not it has been pollinated.

When they land on a flower, it'll have a frequency, and if it's been pollinated, you'll see them just immediately move to the next.

There's the social work folks, and then there's the tech business folks as if this isn't really a cross-pollinated world.

Black pepper has this amazing, natural phenomenon, nature's precision of being water pollinated.