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<dd>Bohart, G. E., W. P. Nye, and L. R. Hawthorn. 1970. Onion pollination
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<dd>Chagnon, M., J. Gingras, and D. de Oliveira. 1989. Effect of honey
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</dl>At 01:22 PM 4/29/2011, you wrote:<br>
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Happy Spring!<br><br>
I am helping to put together a cookbook that has not only recipes but
lists the specific pollinators involved in the production of the
ingredients. Can anyone point me towards or send me a list of crops and
the pollinators that produce them (i.e. tomatoes-bumble bees,
almonds-honey bees)? Otherwise, any suggestions as to where I might
find this sort of information would be fabulous.<br><br>
Thanks so much,<br><br>
Sabrina <br><br>
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