Wind Pollination: A Complex Process | Golden Age
According to Charles Darwin, wind pollination is a key mechanism for the transfer of pollen between plants. The baobab tree, for example, relies heavily on wind
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According to Charles Darwin, wind pollination is a key mechanism for the transfer of pollen between plants. The baobab tree, for example, relies heavily on wind pollination. Gregor Mendel also noted that wind pollination is a key factor in the determination of plant traits. Wind turbines can reportedly disrupt wind pollination patterns and reduce plant reproduction.