#PlantPollination - Twitter Hashtag

about 11 hours ago

@renzongxin @ca_matallana The study provides new insight into pollinator-mediated selection in deceptive orchids. (8/8) 👉 https://t.co/FPoofyeLD6 #PlantPollination #Orchidaceae #FloralEcology #PollinatorEcology #PlantEvolution #PlantScience #Botany #AoBpapers

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Plant Science Research @PlantSciRes

about 1 year ago

#SeedBio New study finds Brassicaceae’s 2-step self-pollination via petal closure boosts fertility, aiding evolution and agriculture. @MaximumAcademic #PlantPollination #BotanyResearch @annbot Details: https://t.co/lk0EcCb7C7

PlantSciRes's tweet photo. #SeedBio

New study finds Brassicaceae’s 2-step self-pollination via petal closure boosts fertility, aiding evolution and agriculture.

@MaximumAcademic #PlantPollination #BotanyResearch @annbot

Details: https://t.co/lk0EcCb7C7 https://t.co/pjCq4gRdZS

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シャンティ・フーラ (Shanti Phula LLC) @shantiphula

over 1 year ago

植物の人工授粉、音叉を使用する方法 #ArtificialPollination #PlantPollination #TuningForkTechnique https://t.co/uW9oRRaxSe

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Annals of Botany @annbot

almost 2 years ago

🌱 Check the newly published paper ‘Green flowers need yellow to get noticed in a green world’ in @annbot by José del Valle and co-authors 🧵(1/7) 👉 https://t.co/vPtwBhCw0u #AoBpapers #PlantPollination #PlantResearch #PlantEcology

annbot's tweet photo. 🌱 Check the newly published paper ‘Green flowers need yellow to get noticed in a green world’ in @annbot by José del Valle and co-authors 🧵(1/7)

👉 https://t.co/vPtwBhCw0u

#AoBpapers #PlantPollination #PlantResearch #PlantEcology https://t.co/flMDszeJKF

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Stefan F. Wirth

@wirthstef

about 2 years ago

My new X-Article deals about the #evolution of #plantpollination by insects and what role #thermogenesis played in it. Please like also my original #article posted separatedly below Or here: https://t.co/E9Egp6feKr About: #Coevolutionary aspects between plants and insects played a major role in the radiation of #angiosperms. #Pollination is the crucial aspect that sets in motion an arms race for plant blossoms that are as attractive to #insects as possible. Not only colors and shapes were used to bind insects to the plants as much as possible to improve flower pollination, a wide variety of mechanisms also evolved to cover the mostly winged pollinator insects with pollen as efficiently as imaginable. But this profitable connection between autotrophic and heterotrophic organisms is by no means an invention of the ancestral species of angiosperms, but already existed in their stem species as an old (plesiomorphic) character. Insects as pollinators were already used by the phylogenetically older #gymnosperms. Are there methods to give an approximate age of #plantinsectcoevolution? A very recent scientific publication provides an interesting new perspective on this regarding the aspect "thermogenesis" (penultimate chapter).... More in the original article. Copyrights #StefanFWirth Photos: Cycad tree (Cycas circinalis), by Raul654, Washington DC, 2005, licensed under the Creative Commons https://t.co/E3GAQE8yWA Welwitschia mirabilis in the Namib desert, Angola, by Paulo César Santos, 2010, licensed under the Creative Commons https://t.co/7ldFPD2fl6 Conifers in an urban park in Berlin, © S. F. Wirth 2023, re-edited in 2024

wirthstef's tweet photo. My new X-Article deals about the #evolution of #plantpollination by insects and what role #thermogenesis played in it. Please like also my original #article posted separatedly below
Or here: https://t.co/E9Egp6feKr

About:

#Coevolutionary aspects between plants and insects played a major role in the radiation of #angiosperms. #Pollination is the crucial aspect that sets in motion an arms race for plant blossoms that are as attractive to #insects as possible. Not only colors and shapes were used to bind insects to the plants as much as possible to improve flower pollination, a wide variety of mechanisms also evolved to cover the mostly winged pollinator insects with pollen as efficiently as imaginable. But this profitable connection between autotrophic and heterotrophic organisms is by no means an invention of the ancestral species of angiosperms, but already existed in their stem species as an old (plesiomorphic) character. Insects as pollinators were already used by the phylogenetically older #gymnosperms. Are there methods to give an approximate age of #plantinsectcoevolution? A very recent scientific publication provides an interesting new perspective on this regarding the aspect "thermogenesis" (penultimate chapter).... More in the original article.

Copyrights #StefanFWirth

Photos:

Cycad tree (Cycas circinalis), by Raul654, Washington DC, 2005, licensed under the Creative Commons https://t.co/E3GAQE8yWA

Welwitschia mirabilis in the Namib desert, Angola, by Paulo César Santos, 2010, licensed under the Creative Commons https://t.co/7ldFPD2fl6

Conifers in an urban park in Berlin, © S. F. Wirth 2023, re-edited in 2024

Stefan F. Wirth

@wirthstef

about 2 years ago

https://t.co/GtbJb62WyS

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gardenwatersaver @gardenwatersave

about 3 years ago

#ZeroCarbon #ForestConservation #PlantPollination #BeeFarming by @AbiluTangwa #AbiluTangwa https://t.co/j5kUBGOdnX

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mani मनि (The Plant Person) @TheFlwrSearcher

almost 4 years ago · Melbourne

Episode X15: Thistle and Bee https://t.co/TWmc9sEMCd via @YouTube #plantpollination #interaction #bee #flower

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Prof Nox Makunga PhD - #BlackBotanistsWeek @noxthelion

over 5 years ago

Xylocopa capensis is that you foraging that Salvia? #plantpollination #plantsarecool

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Prof Nox Makunga PhD - #BlackBotanistsWeek @noxthelion

almost 6 years ago · Stellenbosch

SA’s plant biodiversity certainly has its quirks. #plantpollination #plantsarecool 👇🏾

mary williams @PlantTeaching

almost 6 years ago

Is it a bird? Is it a bee? No, it's a lizard pollinating South Africa's 'hidden flower' https://t.co/8XSM1ThaeY

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Erika Degani @erikadegani

almost 10 years ago

Gr8 new paper on #plantpollination interactions by @jakecologist!Together with great 'easy to understand complicated research' illustration! https://t.co/zr7mBNYxzR