Z zoe Registered User Messages 193 25 Jun 2008 #1 I had thought it was only bees which pollinate, but someone told me a few days ago that wasps also pollinate but just aren't as effective as bees. Is it correct that wasps pollinate? I'm just after googling and found this; [broken link removed] Wasps can be useful pollinators Click to expand... Thanks!
I had thought it was only bees which pollinate, but someone told me a few days ago that wasps also pollinate but just aren't as effective as bees. Is it correct that wasps pollinate? I'm just after googling and found this; [broken link removed] Wasps can be useful pollinators Click to expand... Thanks!
C ClubMan Registered User Messages 52,941 25 Jun 2008 #2 I would imagine that anything that could brush against the male and female parts of plants/flowers could pollinate?
I would imagine that anything that could brush against the male and female parts of plants/flowers could pollinate?