Effect Of Pollination On Maple Tree

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Maple Trees
There are more than 120 different species of the maple trees in the world. The maple trees found in Canada include the Norwegian maple, Red maple, Manitoba maple, Mountain maple, Sugar maple and the Silver maple. Some species of this tree are ostensibly planted as ornamental trees by homeowners and municipalities because of their bright colors, adaptability and fast growth. In Canada, the Maple tree plays a significant cultural role, since the leaf is well embedded in the country’s coat of arms and flag.

Maple Tree Pollination Mechanism
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According to Isaontario.com, several researchers and authors have wrongfully advanced that sugar maple pollination is strictly carried out through insect pollination or entomophily. Other researchers have gone on to mention that wind or mixed pollination involving both insect and wind are involved. To establish which type of pollination is involved in the plant reproduction process, it is important to study the floral structure of the flower. If the flower in question is greenish, small and dangle in the wind as is the case with the Manitoba maple, the wind pollination is likely

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