#pollination ecology

• Anemophily — A biological phenomenon, mode of reproduction, or ecological strategy (also known as anemogamy) where plant pollination is structurally achieved through the wind and air currents, which transport pollen grains from the male to the female reproductive system.
• Anemogamy — A biological phenomenon, mode of reproduction, or ecological strategy (also known as anemophily) where plant pollination is structurally achieved through the wind and air currents, which transport pollen grains from the male to the female reproductive system.
• Angelonia cornigera — The scientific name for a rare and endemic herbaceous plant species within the Angelonia genus, Plantaginaceae family, native to the semi-arid regions of northeastern Brazil (Caatinga biome). This structural plant distinguishes itself from other related species by the particular morphology of its flowers, which feature sharp, horn-shaped protrusions or appendages (cornigera), adapted for interacting with specific species of oil-collecting bees that ensure pollination.