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The fountain of youth has fascinated the minds of people around the world since the beginning of time. Getting to live forever is such a dream for some. For others in the world of plants, it can actually happen. It is said that we humans can actually learn a thing or two from the plant life on our planet. What if the answer is finally here?
Orchids are considered one of the oldest living species of plants in the world. They have been around since the time of dinosaurs and can virtually be found anywhere on earth. In fact they are considered one of the most successful plant groups in the world. And the secret to this success has been found!
It is widely known that many orchid types heavily rely on pollinators to spread their species. Their flowers' unique designs have a very specific use and that is to attract pollinators. But what most of us don't know is that their relationship with these pollinators is one of their biggest secrets to success. The precision of where the flower sticks its pollen to its pollinator actually holds the key to its longevity.
Orchids can essentially share the same pollinators (read: the same exact bee) to deliver their pollen to their same genus. What basically happens is that orchids actually choose where to stick their pollen on the body of a bee. Two orchids of different genera can use one bee for pollination and not get their pollen mixed up with each other. One can stick it on the bee's stomach and the other can stick it to its legs. This ingenuity ensures that even if there are only a few pollinators, orchids can still successfully mate.
Orchids are considered one of the oldest living species of plants in the world. They have been around since the time of dinosaurs and can virtually be found anywhere on earth. In fact they are considered one of the most successful plant groups in the world. And the secret to this success has been found!
It is widely known that many orchid types heavily rely on pollinators to spread their species. Their flowers' unique designs have a very specific use and that is to attract pollinators. But what most of us don't know is that their relationship with these pollinators is one of their biggest secrets to success. The precision of where the flower sticks its pollen to its pollinator actually holds the key to its longevity.
Orchids can essentially share the same pollinators (read: the same exact bee) to deliver their pollen to their same genus. What basically happens is that orchids actually choose where to stick their pollen on the body of a bee. Two orchids of different genera can use one bee for pollination and not get their pollen mixed up with each other. One can stick it on the bee's stomach and the other can stick it to its legs. This ingenuity ensures that even if there are only a few pollinators, orchids can still successfully mate.
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