June Exam - Pollination Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

Define pollination

A

The transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma

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2
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Self pollination vs cross pollination

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Self pollination; pollen is from the same flower or another flower on the same plant.
Cross pollination; pollen is from a different plant.

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Pollinators: Bees

A
  • Bright, white, yellow, blue or UV
  • Nectar guide present
  • Nectar usually present
  • Fresh, mild, pleasant odor
  • Pollen limited, sticky, scented
  • Shallow shape with platform
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Pollinators: Bats

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  • White, green or purple
  • No nectar guide
  • Nectar abundant but hidden
  • Strong and musty, nocturnal
  • Ample pollen
  • Bowl shaped, nocturnal
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Pollinators: Beetles

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  • White or green
  • No nectar guide
  • Nectar sometimes present
  • No odor/fruity/fowl odor
  • Ample pollen
  • Large, bowl shaped
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Pollinators: Birds

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  • Scarlet, orange, red, white
  • No nectar guide
  • Nectar ample, deeply hidden
  • No odor
  • Limited pollen
  • Large, funnel like, with perch spot
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Pollinators: Butterflies

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  • Bright red and purple
  • Nectar guide present
  • Nectar ample, deeply hidden
  • Faint but fresh odor
  • Limited pollen
  • Narrow tube with wide landing pad
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Pollinators: Flies

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  • Pale, dark brown, purple
  • No nectar guide
  • Nectar usually absent
  • Putrid odor
  • Limited pollen
  • Shallow, funnel or complex with trap
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Pollinators: Moths

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  • Pale red, purple, pink or white
  • No nectar guide
  • Nectar ample, deeply hidden
  • Strong, sweet odor, nocturnal
  • Limited pollen
  • Regular shape, tubular w/o lip
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10
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Pollinators: Wind

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  • Abundant pollen, small smooth
  • Regular and small shape
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