University of Wisconsin-Madison | Botany Plant Growth Facilities
Botany Greenhouse
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The Agents of Evolution
Pollination Syndromes - Snail and Slug
Bat, Bee, Beetle, Bird, Butterfly, Fly, Moth, Snail&Slug, Water and Wind |
Snail and Slug pollination
There are few species of plants being pollinated by snails and slugs. The succulent parts of these plants such as flowers are being consumed by these animals. Plants that are pollinated, are usually grown very close to each other in water or moist areas and their anthers and stigmas do not protrude much from their corolla.
Current Accessions:
Lemna spp. - Duckweeds {Lemnaceae}