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gametes from the
pollen grains.
Insects are the
major pollinators of most plants, and
insect pollinators include all
families of bees and most
families of...
-
specialist pollinators would be
likely to
starve if the
pollination season were too short. Some
flowers have
specialized mechanisms to trap
pollinators to increase...
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Pollinator decline is the
reduction in
abundance of
insect and
other animal pollinators in many
ecosystems worldwide that
began being recorded at the...
-
production of nectar, a food
source for
pollinators. In this way, many
flowering plants have co-evolved with
pollinators to be
mutually dependent on services...
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pollen because mammals are
larger than some
other pollinators, and lack the
precision smaller pollinators can achieve. The Western-Australian
endemic Honey...
- season.
Scientists can now
import pollinators, such as bumblebees,
where there might be a
shortage of
pollinators. In New Zealand, the red
clover plant...
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reasons for
choosing this
method include the lack of
pollinators,
keeping control of cross-
pollination between varieties grown together, and
creating specific...
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dispersal by wind and
necessitating the
presence of
pollinators for ****ual reproduction.
These pollinators vary
widely and may
include flies, mosquitos, bees...
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suitable pollinators or
produce offspring in
areas where pollinator po****tions have been
greatly reduced or are
naturally variable.
Pollination can also...
- pollen-producing plants, in a way that
attracts pollinating insects known as
pollinators.
Pollinators aid in the
production of one out of
every three...
