The role of wind pollination in crop plants

The role of wind pollination in crop plantsThis chapter reflects on the early transition from wind pollinated species (especially Poaceae) into crop species and the current state of wind pollination in agricultural pollination networks. It then provides a short review of the evolution and biomechanics of wind pollination to establish why humans moved away from open pollination. A more deep exploration of the relative importance (or lack thereof) in crops like Zea, Triticum, Oryza, and Secale

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