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PlanetaCactus: Glossary of botanical terms
... between the outer sepals and the stamens. Petals often display bright colors that serve to attract pollinators. PETALOID: Which resembles to petals. PETIOLE: The stalk of a leaf. PH: Index used for ...
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Botany for the Beginner
... become seed. The various shapes and structures of flowers have developed over the ages to attract a pollinating agent, say a bird, bee or creatures from furry animals to tiny beetles ... . Figure 2. Petalostylis flower Figure 3. Labichea flower The rest of the flower exists to attract pollinators and position them such that pollen grains will adhere to their bodies and be deposited ...
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Garden at Symdock - Bromeliads
... vivid colour displays, called blushing. Neoregelias and tillandsias are well known for blushing to attract pollinators to their flowers. This blushing can last for many months. Bromeliads grow naturally ... of local wildlife such as lizards, frogs, snakes and birds. The specialized flowers attract natural pollinators like birds, bees, ants, insects, flies and moths. Ananas comosus var. variegatus ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Native Perennials in Pots: A Colorful Low-Maintenance Design
... easy to maintain and drought tolerant. Most of them bloom from summer through fall and attract pollinators such as butterflies and bees. If grown in large containers and sheltered during winter, the ...
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden: curator's Corner
... have to remember that color is not just for us humans. Nature utilizes color to attract pollinators. In turn, visitors to the Fragrance Garden are treated to the sound of the pollinatorsâ ...
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16.os
16.os Index OS OSMOPHORE: A gland, usually floral, which produces fragrances that attract pollinators. OSMOSIS: The diffusion of fluids through a semipermeable membrane, as in a living cell. Return to the HOME PAGE.
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This is Local London | CommuniGate | Glossary
... or varieties. HYPANTHIUM: The outer parts of a flower that form a protective tube and attract pollinators to the Stigma. INFLORESCENCE: Of flowers - usually arranged around a single axis, as in F ...
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Flower, Fruit and Seed - Cactus and Succulent Society of New Zealand (CSSNZ) Inc.
... the anther up so that pollinators can gather the pollen, as well as a vascular supply to the rest of the plant. Petals: The petals attract pollinators with their shape and bright colours for many species. Also some flowers are fragrant to attract pollinators, while still others give off an unpleasant smell to attract different pollinators (eg blow ...
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Pollinators in the Colorado Garden
... so specific. Angela mentions that dandelions are especially successful because they have adapted to attract many kinds of pollinators. They bloom earlier than most flowers and stay open longer. These small alterations ... colors, shapes or smells, or coming out at a season or time of day to attract certain pollinators. A few have evolved with techniques to pollinate themselves as a last resort. In ...
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Passiflora pollinators
... pollinators Passiflora Online Passiflora pollinators Passiflora Bats | Passiflora Bees | Passiflora Butterflies | Passiflora flies | Passiflora Hummingbirds | Passiflora Moths | Passiflora Wasps Image © ... . Those that cannot self pollinate rely on a variety of pollinators as above. The secret of success is to attract the pollinators to flowers of your species rather than those of others, using ...
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