Need for national pollination strategy

Romina Rader; Jean-Pierre Scheerlinck; Saul Cunningham

Need for national pollination strategy

Romina Rader
, Jean-Pierre Scheerlinck
, Saul Cunningham

Botany

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Many of Australia’s tree crops rely on bees and other insects to transfer pollen among flowers and produce fruits or nuts. While some cultivars are self-compatible and can set fruit in the absence of insects, many require insect movement of pollen for optimal fruit and nut quality.

Original language	English
Pages	30-30
Volume	2023
No.	December / January
Specialist publication	Australian Tree Crop
Publication status	Published - Jan 2023

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