naturalistoutreach's video: Pollination: Trading Food for Fertilization

@Pollination: Trading Food for Fertilization

Animal pollination occurs when plants bribe or trick animals into carrying their pollen to other plants of the same species. Here Dr. Mia Park, a pollination ecologist, explains how this this works. This lovely 11-min video was produced through a collaboration between Cornell University's Naturalist Outreach program and Ithaca College's Park Productions. The video was supported by Cornell Cooperative Extension/ NYS 4H and NSF-Division of Undergraduate Biology.

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