POLLINATION WEATHER / FIELD RISK
How Does Weather Affect Pollination?
Weather affects both pollinator activity and flower biology. The useful question is not whether the weather was generally good, but whether favorable conditions occurred while receptive flowers were open.
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Temperature
Flight activity and flower function vary with temperature.
02
Rain
Rain can directly interrupt insect activity and shorten effective visitation windows.
03
Wind
Strong wind can reduce movement or change where pollinators work.
04
Timing
A poor-weather day matters more when bloom is concentrated and flower life is short.
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