Re: HYB: self incompatibility
- Subject: Re: HYB: self incompatibility
- From: L* M* <l*@lock-net.com>
- Date: Fri, 05 Jun 2009 10:14:49 -0400
Not that I've noticed.
But most of the insects that I suspect of moving pollen around here are
not honey or bumble bees - they are tiny little slithery things that
don't seem to fly - little gray things, maybe tiny relatives of
silverfish?; cucumber beetles; tiny little black winged whatsis bees;
and, especially after the two years I diligently squashed every cucumber
beetle I could find morning noon and evening, some kind of little black
& red thing. Not a bee. A lot faster and more agile than cucumber
beetle (so I haven't been able to squash them), but about the same size.
So I'm not thinking uv patches/colors etc are attracting them - they are
ubiquitous, and the crawly ones aren't affected by rain, unless they
just starve from lack of pollen.
< do you all see more bee pods on certain colors of irises?
Cordially,
Anner Whitehead
Richmnod VA USA>
Linda Mann
TN
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