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Pollen analyses for pollination research, unacetolyzed pollen

Jones, 2012

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3446933565777377696
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Jones G
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Journal of Pollination Ecology

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Pollinators feed on the pollen, nectar, and other plant exudates that are associated with flowers. As a result of this feeding activity, pollen becomes attached to them. Analysis of this pollen can reveal what they eat, their dispersal patterns in and around cropping systems …
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