-
plants are generalists,
being pollinated by
insects in
several orders.
Entomophilous plant species have
frequently evolved mechanisms to make themselves...
- of
enormous numbers of
pollen grains. This
distinguishes them from
entomophilous and
zoophilous species (whose
pollen is
spread by
insects and vertebrates...
- po****tions. Most commonly,
flowers are insect-pollinated,
known as
entomophilous;
literally "insect-loving" in Gr****. To
attract these insects flowers...
- and New Zealand,
where it is
regarded as invasive.
Acanthus mollis is
entomophilous,
pollinated only by bees or
bumble bees
large enough to
force their...
-
attraction to
tears Dendrophilia:
preference of
trees or
other plants Entomophilous:
adapted for
pollination by
insects Extremophilia:
preference of living...
- the
upper lip of the corolla, but lie over the
inferior lip.
After entomophilous pollination, the
corolla falls off and four
round achenes develop inside...
- dichotomous, dichotomy, ectomy, entomology, entomomancy, entomophagous,
entomophilous, epitome, monatomic, pentatomic, polyatomic, polytomy, Temnospondyli...
-
Anemophilous flowering plants generally have incon****uous flowers.
Entomophilous (literally insect-loving)
plants produce pollen that is
relatively heavy...
-
three times longer than the calyx.
These plants are
hermaphroditic and
entomophilous, and
their flowering period extends from
April through July.
Their legumes...
-
within a few
hours of the
flower opening. The
flowers are
primarily entomophilous (insect-pollinated), but can
occasionally be
anemophilous (wind-pollinated)...
