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food pollen

noun

  1. infertile pollen produced by some plants that attracts insects and thus aids pollination

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Scientists use this method to dissolve calcified tartar, so they can study any remaining food, pollen or other particles.

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As bees visit flowers to collect food, pollen from one flower sticks to the hairs on the bee’s body, and gets left behind at the next flower.

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As bees visit flowers to collect food, pollen from one flower sticks to the hairs on the bee’s body, and gets left behind at the next flower.

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As bees visit flowers to collect food, pollen from one flower sticks to the hairs on the bee’s body, and gets left behind at the next flower.

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