Gigantea Red
Pollination syndrome
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Baltimore (Euphydryas Phaeton) Daisy nectar (Agryanthemum)
Pollination syndromes suites of traits of flowers to attract a particular type of pollinator (F? gri and van der Pijl 1979, Proctor & al. 1996). Features include flower shape, size, color, type of reward and the amount, composition of nectar, time, etc. For example, The red tubular flowers with abundant nectar attracts birds, unpleasant smell of flowers attract flies, etc. The syndromes are the product of convergent evolution in response to similar selection pressures.
Plantago media, pollinated by wind or insects,
Pollination by wind (Anemophily)
Flowers May be small and discreet, green and not showy. Producing a large number of small grains of pollen (which the wind-pollinated plants May as allergens, but rarely are the allergens of animal-pollinated plants). They have large feathery stigmas to catch the pollen grains. They grow in forests of low diversity and species are among the highest in their communities. Insects can visit to collect pollen, but they are not the most effective pollinators and exert little selection pressure on them.
Pollination of water (hydrophilic)
Water aquatic plants are pollinated. Their flowers tend to be small and unobtrusive, with many grains of pollen and large feathery stigmas to catch the pollen. Many water plants are pollinated by insects, with new flowers in the air.
Biotic pollination syndromes
Butterfly-pollinated sunflower and bees
Pollination by bees (melittophily)
Bee-pollinated flowers tend to fall into two categories:
Colorful, open bowl-shaped flowers are relatively low-skilled (for example, wild roses, sunflower)
Radially symmetrical flowers showy, complex, not only the specialty (eg peas, digital),
Some flowers, bees tend to be yellow or blue, often with ultraviolet nectar guides and perfume. Nectar, pollen, or both, as the rewards are offered in varying amounts. The nectar sugar tends to be dominated by sucrose.
Below are the different types of bees, however. The bees, orchid bees, etc. are large groups that are very different size, length, language and behavior of (some solitary, some colonial). Therefore, the generalization about bees is difficult (Fenster at al. 2004.) Some plants can be pollinated by bees, because their anthers release pollen internally, and must be shaken by buzz pollination. Honeybees are the only animals that perform this behavior.
Pollination by bees in the hive body is a great economic value to the orchards, and apple and almond.
Butterfly pollination (psychophily)
Butterfly-pollinated flowers tend to be large and bright, pink or lavender in color, often landing zone, and are often fragrant. Since butterflies do not digest pollen (with one exception), more than nectar is proposed that the pollen. The flowers are simple nectar guides with the nectaries usually hidden in narrow tubes or spurs, which arrived long tongue of butterflies.
Hesperoyucca whipplei (moth pollinated)
Moth pollination (phalaenophily)
Aviation Day sphinx butterfly nectar in the Brazilian verbena
Among the most important pollinators are moths (Sphingidae). Their behavior is similar to the hummingbirds: they hang in front of the flowers with rapid flapping. Most are nocturnal or crepuscular. Then the moth-pollinated flowers tend to be white, opening night, the tube Corolla large, showy, and a strong sweet scent produced by the afternoon, evening or morning. A large amount of nectar is produced to fuel the high metabolic rate necessary to fuel their flight.
Other butterflies (butterflies, Geometridae, Pyralidae, for example) fly and gradually settle on the flower. They require, as the nectar of the Sphinx rapid flight, and the flowers tend to be low (although they may be added in the head) (Oliveira et al. 2004).
Stapelia gigantea Sapromyophilous
Fly pollination (myophily and sapromyophily)
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