Flowers have bright colours ... they must adopt a different method of transferring these pollen grains. Wind-pollinated plants let their pollen blow in the wind and hope that their pollen grains ...

Sometimes gravity helps pollen fall into place. Sometimes wind carries it. Wind-pollinated flowers, like those of many trees ...

One answer is pollination, or plant sexual reproduction. Pollinators—typically wind, water, and animals—carry pollen from one flower to another, where fertilization takes place. Below ...

When persimmons flower in May and June ... In fact, they might be more useful to pollinators, since mulberries are wind-pollinated. But, of course, every little bee helps! Monoecious varieties ...

Did you know that one-third of human crops rely on pollination? Or that honeybees are important to the pollination of potatoes? Many flowering plants depend on pollinators such as ants, bats, ...