[DOC] [TLE] Pollination - Wikipedia [PAR] Pollination is the process by which pollen is transferred to the female 
reproductive organs of a ... The process is rather different in angiosperms (
flowering plants) from what it is ... because fruiting is dependent on fertilization: 
the result of pollination. ... of pollination is used by grasses, most conifers, and 
many deciduous trees. [DOC] [TLE] Coevolution and Pollination | Botanical Rambles [PAR] Aug 1, 2014 ... The coevolution of flowering plants and their animal pollinators presents one of ... 
In turn, the flowers exert pressure on the bees, favoring hairiness, body shape, 
and ... tubes and longer insect tongues or bird beaks can lead to extremes of 
each. ... The wind can transport pollen miles rather than centimeters. [DOC] [TLE] Pollination and Honey Production in the Forest and Agroforest1 [PAR] Many forest tree species are dependent on ... Raising honeybees in forests, 
windbreaks, tree alleys and riparian buffer strips enhances the direct economic ... 
mammals, and many bird species are known .... increased crown rather than 
greater height or diameter growth ... mixed deciduous and coniferous trees to 
form a wall. [DOC] [TLE] pollination | Britannica.com [PAR] Apr 18, 2016 ... In plants such as conifers and cycads, in which the ovules are ... In the ancient 
genus Ficus (figs and banyan trees), pollination still depends on gall wasps. ... 
More advanced flowers escaped from such dependence on chance by no ..... 
Generally, the sense of smell in birds is poorly developed and not used... [DOC] [TLE] Pollination of Angiosperms in Contrasting Coniferous Forests - JStor [PAR] pollinators that is less diverse than that of the east. In each region .... egories for 
cryptogams, coniferous trees, conif- erous shrubs, and ... will tend to place 
species in more rather than fewer categories. ...... differences, ultimately 
dependent upon the mac- roclimate. ... tems: relative effectiveness of birds and 
bees. Science. [DOC] [TLE] Native Pollinators - US Department of Agriculture [PAR] NRCS of bird species, as well as many mammals. Flowering ... 4,000 species of 
bees native to the United States, the great majority of ... Crops dependent upon or 
benefited by insect pollination. Legumes and .... hackberry, pine, or spruce trees. 
Hummingbirds .... for appearance rather than for pollen and nectar avail- ability. [DOC] [TLE] Animals help plants by pollinating them ... - UCSB Science Line [PAR] For instance, flowering plants rely on insects to harvest pollen. One bee ... 
Conifer trees (pine, spruce, fur, etc.) use their ... For example, bees pollinate 
flowers, which is vital to spreading genes and reproducing. ... As another 
example, many animals eat fruits, and then travel a long distance before they 
poop out the seeds. [DOC] [TLE] Why Are Some Trees Pollinated by Wind And Some by Insects ... [PAR] Apr 20, 2009 ... It carries the tree's male genes; it is the male fertilizing unit of woody ... Nearly all 
of our common conifers  including pines, spruces, and firs  rely on ... By 
contrast, trees that rely on pollination by animals (chiefly insects, but also birds 
and ... As logic would have it, species that rely on insects (mostly bees,... [DOC] [TLE] Plant Reproduction - Shmoop Biology [PAR] Instead, there are megaspores, which grow into female gametophytes, and ... 
This happens on the sporophyll, which in a pine tree is just one scale of the pine 
cone. ... usually by a flying animal such as a bee, bird or bat (the pollinator), and 
gets ... Plants that rely on animal pollinators are more successful than plants that 
use... [DOC] [TLE] Why Are Some Plants Rare? - US Forest Service [PAR] Botanists do agree that rare plants are more likely to become extinct than more ... 
do most animal pollination of native plants, but some plants rely on birds or bats 
for ... true where the roots or the whole plant is harvested rather than just the tops. 
.... large habitat requirements tend to be wind- pollinated (such as conifer trees... [DOC] [TLE] 3. the importance of bees in nature - FAO.org [PAR] pollinated

Question: Rather than by birds or bees, coniferous trees are dependent on this for pollination
Answer: Wind