Wind. Folks put up plants on trees and natural pollenators do their job. Wind (which we have plenty of) blows the seed all over the place...Could not begin to tell you what the pollenators are...Could be birds in some cases..insects others...All we know is that plants are cropping up all over the place...Bill
Fascinating.
It is generally assumed that orchids and their pollinators co-evolve and therefor orchids come to rely on a single pollinator, or a few related pollinators, to propagate in their native habitats. Does this mean that some species, at least, may be conserved by establishing them in parks in new habitats?
Also, are hybrids being propagated as well?
Martin
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