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By Doug Phillips
Blueberry Extension Coordinator
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Pollination in any weather: how temperature and humidity affect flowers, bees, and pollination

Writer: Doug Phillips
Doug Phillips
Nov 18, 2025
1 min read

Rachel Mallinger, University of Florida



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4 Comments


Forman Forman
Sep 18

i find it really interesting how much weather conditions can affect pollination. temperature and humidity can influence both flowers and bee activity, so even small changes in the environment can have an impact on the whole process. it’s a great example of how closely plants and pollinators depend on each other. i also came across insta spin while browsing.

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Hans Safum
Sep 14

It’s fascinating how strongly weather conditions can influence pollination. Temperature and humidity affect both flowers and bee activity, so even small changes in the environment can make a noticeable difference. Understanding these connections is especially useful for anyone interested in gardening and biodiversity.

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Sep 11

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Андрій Позняк
Андрій Позняк
Jun 04

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