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That's twice the total number of species serviced by butterflies and moths and more than 40 times the number pollinated by birds. Finally, tomato flowers, which are self-fertilizing, require vibrations from wind or bumblebees in order to be pollinated and set fruit. South-central Minnesota: "Corn is pollinated and filling . |
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