1. having received pollen for fertilization

1. past tense and past participle of pollinate; transferred pollen to (a flower or plant)

Examples

• The bees pollinated the apple blossoms in the orchard.
• Wind pollinated the corn plants naturally.
• The flowers were successfully pollinated by butterflies.
• Hand-pollinated tomatoes often produce better fruit.
• The pollinated flowers began developing into fruit.
• Cross-pollinated varieties show greater genetic diversity.
• The garden’s pollinated plants attracted more wildlife.