Pollen mass

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Lipid content of pollen is generally less than 10% of dry pollen mass. However, lipid contents greater than 10% are considered attractive to bees [20,21,52].

A Review of Native Wild Bee Nutritional Health

avidly collecting exposed pollen mass of the dehisced anthers of a 2nd day flower.

Ecologia de la polinizacion de Clerodendrum indicum (Lamiaceae): primer informe de la polinizacion por engano imitando el estigma en una flor bisexual

After thein cubation period, pollen viability was analyzed by observing the staining of pollen mass in an optical microscope under a10x magnification.

In vitro pollen viability of maize cultivars at different times of collection/ Viabilidade in vitro de polen de cultivares de milho em diferentes tempos de coleta

The pollen mass was drawn into a band, and the total number of pollen grains was counted under a compound microscope (40x objective, 10x eye piece).

Psychophily and anemochory in Wendlandia tinctoria (Roxb.) DC. (Rubiaceae): a dry season blooming tree species in the dry deciduous Southern Eastern Ghats forest, Andhra Pradesh, India

When a bee lands, brushing the flower's long trigger hairs, a floral structure slams a pollen mass onto the bee's back.

Its power comes from the sudden release of a bent strip of tissue, called a stipe, attached to the pollen mass, Fulop reported July 27.

Bent tissue strip gives orchid kick; study dissects how plants hit bees with pollen masses

The pipettes were loaded by pressing the tip into the sticky pollen mass at the bottom of the Eppendorf tubes.

POLLEN-MEDIATED SELECTIVE ABORTION IN YUCCAS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES FOR THE PLANT-POLLINATOR MUTUALISM

The pollen mass (pollen + oily substance) contained a hollow, sometimes divided by a transverse ridge, on the exposed face of the pollen mass.

The pollen mass has a hollow area, sometimes divided by a transverse ridge, on the exposed face of the pollen mass, The egg was in a vertical position in the lower part of the hollow (Fig.

Nesting biology of four Tetrapedia species in trap-nests (Hymenoptera: Apidae: Tetrapediini)

First, we assume that the pollen mass occupies a limited region on the pollinator's body and that the sexual organs of flowers contact all areas of this region with equal probability.

Theoretical consequences of heterogeneous transport conditions for pollen dispersal by animals

Learn of the unique pollen mechanism of milkweeds that catch insects by the leg to attach pollen masses to them for transport to other flowers.

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It is experienced that the bees carry some additional amount of honey as 'glue' to build pollen masses (Ken-ichi et al., 2014).

Pollen Collection and Pollen Foraging Behaviour of Honeybees (Apis mellifera) during Different Time Intervals from Brassica campestris L

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