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What is bee
pollen?
Bee pollen is the male gametophyte of the highest developed plants in the vegetal system. It is a small granule of microscopic dimensions (about 50 microns)
It is produced by the anthers located at the external end of the stamen which is the male sexual organ of flowers.
The role of pollinating insects, like bees, is to transfer pollen grains from the anthers onto the stigma, which is the female sexual organ of flowers.
Bee pollen is the male gametophyte of the highest developed plants in the vegetal system. It is a small granule of microscopic dimensions (about 50 microns)
It is produced by the anthers located at the external end of the stamen which is the male sexual organ of flowers.
The role of pollinating insects, like bees, is to transfer pollen grains from the anthers onto the stigma, which is the female sexual organ of flowers.
How
do bees collect pollen?
The pollen located in the stamens of flowers
collects on the hind legs of honeybees. When a bee
lands on a flower, pollen grains adhere to the
hairs in its body; the honey bee brushes itself
with its hind "tibial combs" and in doing so, it
agglutinates the grains in rounded granules which
are then carried in the corbicula of its hind
legs.
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