PPT-Pollinators Presented by: UC Master Gardener

Liz Whiteford Why do we need Pollinators What do pollinators do The goal of all plants is to reproduce and in order to do that almost all need the help of pollinators Pollinators help by moving pollen from the anthers of the flower to the stigma of the same flower or another flower of the same type. Functions Framework for leaves flowers and seeds Continuation of vascular system carrying water and minerals from the soil and sugars manufactured in leaves throughout the plant Green stems also manufacture food photosynthesis Food storage Horticult They are often replanted midsummer for fall harvest Hardy Vegetable Crops broccoli cabbage kohlrabi onions lettuce peas radish spinach turnips Temperatures Hardy vegetables grow with daytime temperatures as low as 40F and may survive a frosty nip Wh 0 Coordinator’s Guide 1 &#x/MCI; 0 ;&#x/MCI; 0 ;OBJECTIVEse a State Un and Outreach stg a This guide will help you answer the questions:How is the core training conducted? denere Master Gardener Newspaper Articles Volunteer Program Protea Flower in full bloom. Many protea flowers can be dried.They will stay nice looking for a long time and drying is not difficult. Pick the fl Elizabeth A. Gall Master’s Thesis Presentation. Context and Overview. Purpose and Research Questions. Theoretical Framework. Methodology. Conceptual Framework. Results and Discussions. Conclusions. Safety . Training. EH&S . Office. Agriculture & Natural Resources. March . 2012. Reasons for Safety Program. Prevent Injuries and Illnesses. Meet UC Policy Requirements. Meet Master Gardener Administrative Handbook Requirements. Master Gardener Volunteer Program Tulare/Kings Counties Old Wood Bloomer: Mophead Old Wood Bloomer: Lacecap Old wood hydrangeas start developing their bloom buds for next year in August and Septembe What Do Pollinators Need?. Food . Shelter. Protection From Pesticides. Food. Providing Pollen and Nectar. Nectar – energy . and amino acids. Pollen – protein . Providing Pollen and Nectar. Goals:. Placer County. Advice to Grow By…Ask Us!. August 24, 2016. Kathy Netto. UCCE Master Gardener Class of 2009. Overview. Today’s Goal:. Offer a unique look the UC Master Gardener Program of Placer County. The Importance of Pollinators. What is Pollination? . Pollination: The transfer of pollen from the anthers of a flower to the stigma of the same flower of another flower. Pollination.  is a prerequisite for fertilization: the fusion of nuclei from the pollen grain with nuclei in the ovule. Fertilization allows the flower to develop seeds. Butte County. Advice to Grow By…Ask Us!. August 24. th. , 2016. Karina . Hathorn. Program Coordinator. Overview. Today’s Goal:. Offer a unique look the UC Master Gardener Program of Butte County.. Sonoma County. Advice to Grow By…Ask Us!. July 27, 2016. Gwen . Kilchherr. &. . Kathleen Fitzgerald-Orr . Master Gardeners. Overview. Today’s Goal:. Offer a unique look the UC Master Gardener Program of Sonoma County. . Riverside County. Advice to Grow By…Ask Us!. Sept 14, 2016. Cathy Konyn. UC Master . Gardener. Overview. Today’s Goal:. Offer a unique look the UC Master Gardener Program of Riverside County. Topics:. Elizabeth A. Gall Master’s Thesis Presentation. Context and Overview. Purpose and Research Questions. Theoretical Framework. Methodology. Conceptual Framework. Results and Discussions. Conclusions.