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Pollinator

A pollinator is an animal that moves pollen from the male anther of a flower to the female stigma of a flower. This helps to bring about fertilization of the ovules in the flower by the male gametes from the pollen grains.

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Pollinator population declines and conservation

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Pollinator

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Triples91
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.012987
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Pollinator

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related to Strategy · 25
Pollinator → According, Administrator, Agriculture, By, Creating, Earth's, Environmental Protection Agency, Federal Strategy, Health, Honey Bees, In, June, Kansas National Park Service, Many, North America, On, Other Pollinators, Pollinator Health Task Force, President Barack Obama, Promote
related to Pollinator population declines and conservation · 12
Pollinator → Although, Biological Diversity, Bombus, Center, Convention, Franklin's, In, More, Pollinators, São Paulo Declaration, Today, United States
related to Floral and non-floral resources · 7
Pollinator → Apis, Floral, More, Most, Non-floral, North America, Pollinators
related to Structure of plant-pollinator networks · 7
Pollinator → All, But, Mathematical, Surprising, The, This, Wild
related to Vertebrates · 7
Pollinator → Bats, Birds, Humans, Other, Sonicating, This, Tomato
related to Other invertebrates · 6
Pollinator → Beds, Experimental, Gracilaria, Idotea, It, Later
related to background · 5
Pollinator → Although, For, Plants, These, When
related to External links · 4
Pollinator → National Academies, Pollinator PartnershipPollinators Project RegenerationPollinator, Pollinators, Visitor Image DatabaseResources
see also · 2
Pollinator → AgrivoltaicsSelf-pollinationPollinator PartnershipPollinator-mediated, Nation
is a · 1
Pollinator → animal that moves pollen from the male anther of a flower to the female stigma of a flower

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pollinators bees species pollen pollination bee plants nectar honey flowers also many may pollinate flies health flower important strategy butterflies

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Pollinatoris aanimal that moves pollen from the male anther of a flower to the female stigma of a flower0.90text
honey bees need an abundantinstance ofEusocial bees0.80text
steady pollen source to multiply.Honey bees travel from flower to flowerinstance ofEusocial bees0.80text
collecting nectarinstance ofEusocial bees0.80text
tobaccoinstance ofbut various moths are important pollinators of other commercial crops0.80text
Angraecum sesquipedaleinstance ofSpectacular examples include orchids0.80text
dependent on a particular hawk mothinstance ofSpectacular examples include orchids0.80text
Morgan's sphinxinstance ofSpectacular examples include orchids0.80text
Calliphoridaeinstance ofas effectively as bees.Carrion flies and flesh flies in families0.80text
Sarcophagidae are important for some species of plants whose flowers exude a fetid odorinstance ofas effectively as bees.Carrion flies and flesh flies in families0.80text
members of the Araceaeinstance ofmay be important cross-pollinators of some plants0.80text
Zamiaceaeinstance ofmay be important cross-pollinators of some plants0.80text

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