Pollination Activity Introduction Insects and other animals in search of a “free lunch”, sugary nectar and protein rich pollen from flowers, often perform a vital service for the plant. As the animal feeds, pollen is

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Date: 2013-01-24 20:41:12 Botany Pollinator Flower Bee Nectar Pollen Pollination syndrome Zoophily Plant reproduction Pollination Biology		Pollination Activity Introduction Insects and other animals in search of a “free lunch”, sugary nectar and protein rich pollen from flowers, often perform a vital service for the plant. As the animal feeds, pollen is Add to Reading List Source URL: handsontheland.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 15,23 KB Share Document on Facebook

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