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Wallace W Hansen Native Plants of the Northwest Hawthorn Douglasii Douglas Hawthorn Catalog
... mentioned that the flowers sometimes emit a somewhat “fishy” odor, a smell which attracts its natural pollinators including butterflies and midges. Another of its very unique features appears in fall when the ... or garden. The reported hardiness rating for this species is Zone 4. The plant’s natural range includes southern Alaska, British Columbia south to central California, from the western coast to ...
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Stories from the Orchid Garden - Vanilla in the Kitchen
... of the blooms may kill the plant. The plantation owners can not depend on the natural pollinators, which are said to be honeybees of the Melipona genus. These bees are not present ...
www.orchidlady.com

K.State University Land Grant Program: Pawpaw Information Web Site
... half of the growing season may also improve growth and establishment of young trees. Pollination: natural and artificial Pollination can be a limiting factor in pawpaw fruit set. The flowers ... usually requiring pollen from a genetically different tree in order to be fertilized. Finally, the natural pollinators of the pawpaw--various species of flies and beetles--are not efficient or dependable. ...
www.pawpaw.kysu.edu

Cycad conservation, Article 2
... maintain the collection near the native population site so that natural pollinators will produce the seed. The second is to collect the pollinators along with the core collection and have seeds produced by ... One must be careful if the collection contains more than one taxon; using insects as pollinators might create hybrid seed of unknown male parentage. An institution should be aware that ...
www.plantapalm.com

Vanilla pompona
... is self-pollinating (it doesn't need a 2nd flower), but in the absence of natural pollinators must be pollinated by hand. The pollen is rather hard and mealy (not fluffy like ...
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Clivia caulescens
... summer and autumn. The pendant, tubular flowers are visited by sunbirds, which are probably the natural pollinators in habitat. Clivia caulescens is distinguished from C. gardenii principally in that the stamens of ...
www.shieldsgardens.com

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... undergone striking evolutionary elaborations, evolving myriad forms and devices, sometimes to entice very particular animal pollinators. In the process, elements of flower structure that may have pointed to the group’s ... group of plants,” said Dr. Mark Whitten, a botanist at the Florida Museum of Natural History, “there just isn’t any reliable fossil record. With other groups you can ...
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Your Favorite Potato Leaf Variety : - Growing Tomatoes Forum - GardenWeb
... . There are so many variables as to weather, pollinators, their frequency, and on and on. I think the best discussion of NCP ( natural cross pollination) is at SESE written by Dr. Jeff ...
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Plan a Garden for Diversity - Natural Life Magazine September/October 2006
... Natural Life Magazine September/October 2006 Subscribe Advertise From Natural Life Magazine September/October, 2006 Issue Index Contact Read the Current Issue Natural Life Magazine current issue Subscribe to the print edition of Natural ... to conserve pollinators and their habitats and to educate the public about them. If you’re committed to maintaining a habitat for pollinators and other wildlife ...
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Pollinators of Lingonberries
... . Publications: Davis, A.N., P. Holloway and J. Kruse. 2003 Insect visitors and potential pollinators of lingonberries, Vaccinium vitis-idaea subsp. minus in sub-arctic Alaska. Acta Horticulturae 626: ... | Research | Plan a Wedding or Party | GBG Publications UAF Home | Contact Us School of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences University of Alaska Fairbanks, PO Box 757200, Fairbanks, AK 99775 ...
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