They remove dung, they pollinate our crops.

What the honey bee does it pollinates, takes nectar from the flower, pollinates another flower, cross pollinates.

And they'd say, Well, because they want to survive.

And the plant showers them with pollen, and off they go and pollinate.

At the species level, it's been estimated that insect based pollination, bees pollinating fruit and so on, is something like 190 billion dollars worth.

At the species level, it's been estimated that insect based pollination, bees pollinating fruit and so on, is something like 190 billion dollars worth.

What motivated me to film their behavior was something that I asked my scientific advisers What motivates the pollinators?

Pollination it's vital to life on Earth, but largely unseen by the human eye. Filmmaker Louie Schwartzberg shows us the intricate world of pollen and pollinators with gorgeous high speed images from his film Wings of Life, inspired by the vanishing of one of nature's primary pollinators, the honeybee.

like pollination, that we take for granted.

They fly in and they pollinate.

Lastly, some argue that if farmers are permitted to sow GM varieties, they become dependent on large seed producers such as Monsanto, which have patent protection and thus a monopoly on the seed. But private corporations undertake only about half of all agricultural research, whether or not it involves genetic engineering.

What motivates the pollinators?

Louie Schwartzberg The hidden beauty of pollination

Many insects have been used by plants as vectors for the transport of the pollination, but not just insects even birds, reptiles, and mammals like bats rats are normally used for the transportation of the pollen.

Do they allow for pollination, pollinator pathways that bees and butterflies and such can come back into our cities?

Wheat is the most important crop the first crop we domesticated and the most important crop we still grow today.

And you can see, it's kind of pollinating, germinating, growing.

We depend on pollinators for over a third of the fruits and vegetables we eat.

The insects and other species can take the pollen, transfer it directly to where it's required.

You can take cuttings they can sort of have sex with themselves they can pollinate themselves.

Some stoves use dust or residues from processed rice, maize and other crops or from sawdust. These stoves are more economical than the traditional charcoal stoves

Biodiesel which is made by processing rapeseed oil and other vegetable oils, is widely available globally, particularly in France and Germany.

Pollen is tiny. It gets on to things, and it sticks to them.

Most pollen that causes hay fever for us is from plants that use the wind to disseminate the pollen, and that's a very inefficient process, which is why it gets up our noses so much.

We depend on pollinators for over a third of the fruits and vegetables we eat.

Others think it's too many refined grains and starches.

Okay, so this is another species evolved to be dispersed by insects.

The plant gets something, and the hawk moth spreads the pollen somewhere else.

The fossilized pollen was not of savanna vegetation.

(ii) Authorizing release of goods

Now the way that plants transmit that information is through pollen.

When they're out pollinating or gathering pollen from one flower, they stay to that crop exclusively, in order to help generate.

And you can't tell the story about pollinators bees, bats, hummingbirds, butterflies without telling the story about the invention of flowers and how they co evolved over 50 million years.

The little things in life, sometimes that we forget about, like pollination, that we take for granted.

But the powder is labeled Deadly Poison, so Grace thinks that the powder is a deadly poison.

He fell into a pulverizer at the works.

There are other animals that pollinate, like bats, and bats are in trouble too.

My story is actually not about plant propagation, but about pollen itself.

Fats, carbs, proteins they weren't bad or good, they were food.

Yes, sir. The contents was a bottle half full of white powder.

Solid substances (powders) may become corrosive or irritant when moistened or in contact with moist skin or mucous membranes. .

(women) For bags, pink for shoes

Think pink, think pink, think pink!

Dust means solid particles of a substance or mixture suspended in a gas (usually air)

It's also very biologically active, as anyone with hay fever will understand.