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    Martin Dedinsky SCI 215 Enviromental Science Katarina Tuharska Research Paper February 26‚ 2010 It’s technically impossible to replace honey-bees as most important pollinators on earth. Pollination is service provided by insects and other small animals. Also Honey-bees distribute pollen among plants of the same species. This function of ecosystem could not be imitated by any jet invented technology. Plants allure honey-bees on nectar stored

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    pollen‚ they are wind pollinated and they reach the appropriate species by chance. With angiosperms pollination occurs with the help of insects‚ birds‚ and bats. Each group uses a different method‚ one can work well in one environment while the other one works well in a completely different environment‚ there’s some sort of balance between them. Even though wind pollination is risky and pollinations with animals is a safer bet 3. Plants need the insects to carry the pollen to seeds. Since the

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    ABSTRACT Bees are important pollinators‚ worth over US$150 billion per year worldwide. Populations have been declining for many years due to a variety of stressors in their environment. Parasites and pesticides are a major interacting threat faced by bees. Clothianidin is a neonicotinoid pesticide widely used which comes into contact with bees while they forage on pollen and nectar. To investigate whether field realistic concentrations of clothianidin have an effect on the prevalence of gut parasites

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    Imagine a world without crops like apples‚ coffee‚ broccoli‚ and cocoa. We consume these products often‚ and just expect them to always be around. A world without bees is a world without these crops and many‚ many more because they are our main pollinators. When people eat a meal‚ not much thought goes into how that food is produced. Bees play a part in the production of one-third of all the food we eat. The harsh reality is that honey bees are dying and rapidly. Researchers have been scrambling

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    Butterflies and what they do for the environment Pollination o Like many other winged insects‚ what butterflies do for the environment that is perhaps most important is pollinating plants. The diet of adult butterflies consists mostly of nectar from flowers. While gathering nectar‚ the butterflies pick up pollen on their feet and wings and transfer it to neighboring flowers and plants‚ continuing the life cycle of many plants that other animals depend on for survival. Eating Aphids & Rotten Fruit

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    Rusty-Patched Bumblebees

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    Environmental News Article 2 According to the article “A Bumblebee Gets New Protection on Obama’s Way Out‚” rusty-patched bumblebees‚ which were once prevalent across the United States‚ have now been put on the endangered species list (Schlossberg and Schwartz 2017). The population of these rusty-patched bumblebees has declined roughly ninety percent since the 1990s‚ as a result from pesticide exposure‚ climate change‚ disease‚ and habitat loss. Once common across twenty eight states‚ the District

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    genetics. The reason he studied pea plants was because they grow quickly‚ the traits can be easily observed‚ and the plant is easy to pollinate. Mendel’s method was to control the pollination of the pea plants and create offspring’s of the two plants that were pollinated together. Using self-pollination and cross pollination‚ Mendel was able to select plants that had specific traits and observe the traits that appeared in their offspring. The F1 generation is the offspring that is a cross between two

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    reproductive tissues of the parental sporophyte generation. Nutrient exchange also occurs between gametophytes and their parents. In contrast‚ the free-living gametophytes of seedless vascular plants must fend for themselves. In gymnosperms‚ pollination is the transfer of pollen (Fig. 2) from male cones (where pollen is produced) to female cones‚ which house eggs. In these plants‚ pollen is carried from male cones to female cones by wind - gymnosperms were the first plants to evolve that did not

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    substances like silk‚ honey‚ and wax. Humans have been raising honeybees for hundreds of years‚ and in recent years‚ it is estimated that bees produce an approximate amount of a million metric tons. Bees are also used for agricultural business such as pollination for nearly a hundred different commercially valuable crops like fruits and nuts. But in the last decade‚ according to the beekeepers from North America and Europe‚ worker bees have been disappearing from the bee hives‚ later on‚ the entomologists

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    purposes. Bees play a big part in our food supply and the environment‚ if they go extinct then we lose a lot of food and the ecosystem will be out of balance. Bees do a lot for the ecosystem‚ the main thing that they do is pollinate. “Pollination is essentially plant reproduction. Without help from animal pollinators‚ our everyday food supply would look much different– at least one third of our staples we’ve come to rely on would no longer be available”(Tucker). Bees pollinate by going to

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