0 the process in which pollen is taken from one plant or part of a plant to another so that new plant seeds can be produced: --
This increase in flower temperature is related to pollination, as it is not produced randomly during floral development.
This paper describes several aspects of the reproductive ecology of piassava, especially its breeding biology, pollination and phenology.
Remaining chapters review the -owering, pollination requirements and main pollinators of 36 selected bee-pollinated crops, from alfalfa to watermelon.
However, observations and pollination experiments indicated a dual mode of beetle and wind pollination for this palm species.
We marked such flowers and studied their pollination efficiency.
Seed production from experimental flowers was then contrasted with those naturally exposed to pollination and nectar removal.
The final treatment was unmanipulated female inflorescences exposed to both wind and insect pollination modes (open pollination).
Unopened inflorescence buds were removed at this stage and the number of flowers which received assisted pollination recorded.
