The Journal of Agricultural Science · 1968 · 70 citations · 1 references
BiologyPollen-gathering BeesRape FlowerOilseed RapeEngineeringBotanyPlant-insect InteractionNatural SciencesInsect ConservationEntomologyPlant ReproductionAgricultural EconomicsEvolutionary BiologyPest ManagementPlant-animal InteractionInsect PollinationInsect Social Behavior
Summary In spite of the entomophilic structure of the rape flower, which is very attractive to nectar- and pollen-gathering bees, the crop gives good yields without insect pollination.
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