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Buzz pollination

Buzz pollination or sonication is a technique used by some bees, such as solitary bees and bumblebees, to release pollen which is more or less firmly held by the anthers. The anthers of buzz-pollinated plant species are typically tubular, with an opening at only one end, and the pollen inside is smooth-grained and firmly attached. With self-fertile…

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Plants pollinated by buzz pollination

Primula sect. DodecatheonHeliamphoraSolanaceaeSolanumEggplants
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Evolutionary origins

CretaceousMyrtaceaePollinatorsCoevolvedNectar
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Examples of buzz pollinating bee species

AmegillaBombus terrestrisEuglossaMeliponaNomia
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Economic impacts

Red cloverColony collapse disorderSolanum lycopersicumMutualistic
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Flower morphology

Plants pollinated by buzz pollination

Examples of buzz pollinating bee species

Evolutionary origins

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Environmental impacts

Alternative means of pollination

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Buzz pollination

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Edges65
Triples64
Avg. degree1.97
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related to External links · 23
Buzz pollination → Anne Leonard Lab, Bay Nature, Bee’s Buzz, Bibcode, Buzz, Carl Zimmer, Current Opinion, De Luca, July, June, Media, New York Times, Plant Biology, PMID, Pollinating Secrets, Sue Rosenthal, The, Unraveling, Vallejo-Marin Lab, Vallejo-Marín
has impact · 15
Buzz pollination → Canada, Due, Europe, However, In, In New Zealand, Maintaining, New Zealand, North America, One, Scientists, Solanum, The, This, United States
related to Plants pollinated by buzz pollination · 13
Buzz pollination → All, Australian, Dodecatheon, EricaceaeSome, FabaceaeSenna, HeliamphoraMany, Many, Primula, RhododendronSome, SolanaceaeMost, SolanumEggplantsPotatoesTomatoesBuffalo, The, VacciniumBlueberriesCranberriesArctostaphylos
related to Flower morphology · 7
Buzz pollination → Because, In, Only, Plants, The, These, This
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Buzz pollination → tomato

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pollination pollen buzz plants anthers bees flowers species bumblebees pollinated poricidal anther sp flower pollinators visit less plant also release

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Buzz pollinationis atomato0.90text
tomatoesinstance ofWith self-fertile plants0.80text
wind may be sufficient to shake loose the pollen through pores in the antherinstance ofWith self-fertile plants0.80text
accomplish pollinationinstance ofWith self-fertile plants0.80text
members of the family Myrtaceae show a spectrum of anther shapes including poricidal anthersinstance ofsome extant flora0.80text
are thought to resemble some morphological aspects of ancestral buzz pollinated flowersinstance ofsome extant flora0.80text
Buzz pollinationhas impactScientists0.60section
Buzz pollinationhas impactIn New Zealand0.60section
Buzz pollinationhas impactEurope0.60section
Buzz pollinationhas impactMaintaining0.60section
Buzz pollinationhas impactNew Zealand0.60section
Buzz pollinationhas impactHowever0.60section

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