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Date: 2011-05-10 14:22:56 Botany Pollination syndrome Pollinator Flower Ornithophily Bee Self-pollination Pollen Stigma Plant reproduction Pollination Biology		Copyrighted Material chapter 1 W H y P o l l i n at i o n i s i n t E r E s t i n g Add to Reading List Source URL: press.princeton.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 855,64 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Pollination Fast Facts Educators & Students What do pollinators mean to educators and students? Some people think only of allergies when they hear the word pollen. But pollination, the transfer of pollen grains to fertil DocID: 1qF1m - View Document
	Pollination Fast Facts Educators & Students What do pollinators mean to educators and students? Some people think only of allergies when they hear the word pollen. But pollination, the transfer of pollen grains to fertil DocID: 1pSC4 - View Document
	4 Where’s the Pollen? Most people know many things about pollen: for example, it makes some people sneeze, it’s needed for reproduction in plants, bees harvest it for food, levels of pollen are reported on the new DocID: 1ptSW - View Document
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	Million Pollinator Garden Challenge Everyone can answer this call to action to preserve and create gardens and landscapes that help revive the health of bees, butterflies, birds, bats and other pollinators across the cou DocID: 1p3ry - View Document