The Process of pollination

United Kingdom, 1973

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Episode of Series “E.F.V.A. Primary Botany”.
This film considers the function of pollination and the methods by which it is brought about. The characteristics of wind- and insect-pollinated flowers are illustrated and compared and the mechanisms for avoiding self-pollination are considered. Familiar garden examples are widely used and the resources of cine- macrography and time-lapse are fully exploited.

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Credits

director

Peter Boulton

production company

Boulton-Hawker Films

Educational Foundation for Visual Aids

Duration

00:15:33:00

Production places
United Kingdom
Production dates
1973

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E.F.V.A. Primary Botany

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E.F.V.A. Primary Botany

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