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    which is carried inside a pollen‚ has to land on the stigma for successful sexual reproduction to occur. Some plants use insect for pollination. They have large and brightly coloured petal to attract insects. Sticky stigma curls down to pick up the pollen grains from the insect and nectary which secretes sweet nectar to attract insects for pollinating. For wind pollination‚ the flowers have very long anther hanging loosely out of the flower‚ large number of light‚ small‚ dry and smooth pollen grains

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    Agriculture gaining two benefits through bees pollination direct‚ using the bee to pollinate alfalfa seed which give hay to feed livestock the indirect benefit. The direct benefit is 19 million and the indirect benefit is 4‚5 billion per year. The studies show the increase in crops production during two

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    called a cone. B)Female cones‚ which are typically larger than male cones‚ contain eggs inside structures called ovules. C)The males cones of conifers occur in clusters and release large amounts of pollen grains to be spread by wind currents. 2)Pollination occurs when pollen is trans- ferred from the male cone to the female cone. The pollen grain germinates‚ releasing sperm that will fertilize the egg found in the female cone. ANGIOSPERMS 1)Angiosperms‚ the most recent plant group to evolve‚ are

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    Indicate the functions of the major parts. 4. What is pollination? How does it differ from fertilization? Pollination is the transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the stigma of the plant through wind‚ animals‚ insects‚ etc. It differs from fertilization in that fertilization is caused by pollination. Pollination also only occurs in plants whereas fertilization can occur to reproduction in all plants and animals. Pollination 5. Draw and label a mature ovule. Include the micro-pyle

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    use to make sure that this artificial pollination is done successfully. The process must be done at a perfect time. The most suitable time to do this process is early in the morning which is before 10 a.m. As mentioned by the PMPC worker‚ at this time‚ the stigma is stickier‚ and to avoid natural hybrid cause by insects. This is due to the female part usually secretes colorless nectar which can attracts insects to go near it. Next‚ 8 months after the pollination was done‚ the F1 generation (fruit)

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    behind the evolutionary adaptation of flowers into bright colors is for pollination. With attractive coloring‚ birds‚ insects‚ bats‚ and other "pollinators" are more likely to collect pollen from that flower than one with a less attractive color. The pollen will then be spread around‚ and more of the same flower will be grown‚ showing that certain colors are more advantageous than others. 3. What is pollination? Pollination is the transfer of pollen from the male reproductive organ (stamen) to

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    ABSTRACT Bees are important pollinators‚ worth over US$150 billion per year worldwide. Populations have been declining for many years due to a variety of stressors in their environment. Parasites and pesticides are a major interacting threat faced by bees. Clothianidin is a neonicotinoid pesticide widely used which comes into contact with bees while they forage on pollen and nectar. To investigate whether field realistic concentrations of clothianidin have an effect on the prevalence of gut parasites

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    Butterflies and what they do for the environment Pollination o Like many other winged insects‚ what butterflies do for the environment that is perhaps most important is pollinating plants. The diet of adult butterflies consists mostly of nectar from flowers. While gathering nectar‚ the butterflies pick up pollen on their feet and wings and transfer it to neighboring flowers and plants‚ continuing the life cycle of many plants that other animals depend on for survival. Eating Aphids & Rotten Fruit

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    pollen‚ they are wind pollinated and they reach the appropriate species by chance. With angiosperms pollination occurs with the help of insects‚ birds‚ and bats. Each group uses a different method‚ one can work well in one environment while the other one works well in a completely different environment‚ there’s some sort of balance between them. Even though wind pollination is risky and pollinations with animals is a safer bet 3. Plants need the insects to carry the pollen to seeds. Since the

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    substances like silk‚ honey‚ and wax. Humans have been raising honeybees for hundreds of years‚ and in recent years‚ it is estimated that bees produce an approximate amount of a million metric tons. Bees are also used for agricultural business such as pollination for nearly a hundred different commercially valuable crops like fruits and nuts. But in the last decade‚ according to the beekeepers from North America and Europe‚ worker bees have been disappearing from the bee hives‚ later on‚ the entomologists

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