Pollen Sieve #
In a beehive near the trees: the bees are bringing back pollen.
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In a beehive near the trees: the bees are bringing back pollen.
Bees collect it from the leaves.
Pollen from one tree + leaves from another = a new tree (hybrid).
The first fruit tree you come across.
Pick the fruit from the tree.
It gives you coffee beans.
Maple sap, boiled down into syrup.
It drips from certain trees: useful for machines.
5 planks + 1 log + 3 iron: It strips the bark off the logs.
5 planks + 1 stonemason + 3 iron: planks and sawdust from logs.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (Acacia).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: Find its sapling in the world (Birch).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: Find its sapling in the world (Cherry).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (Dark Oak).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (Flowering Azalea).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: Find its sapling in the Jungle biome.
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (Mangrove).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: Find its sapling in the world (Oak).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (Spruce).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: Find its sapling in the world (Bay Leaf).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (Black Ember).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (Blue Yonder).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: Find its sapling in the world (Brown Amber).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: Find its sapling in the world (Copper Beech).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: Find its sapling in the world (Firecracker).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: Find its sapling in the world (Flickering Sun).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (Moonlight Magic Crepe Myrtle).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (Pink Ipe).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (Purple Blackthorn).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (Purple Ipe).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (Red Crepe Myrtle).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: Find its sapling in the world (Red Delicious Apple).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (Soul Tree).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (Sweet Chestnut).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (Tuscarora Crepe Myrtle).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (White Ipe).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (White Poplar).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
A wild tree: find its sapling in the world (White Willow).
It serves as a parent for crossbreeding with other trees.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Beech onto the leaves of Birch (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Teak onto the leaves of Clove (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Plum onto the leaves of Walnut (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Plum onto the leaves of Peach (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Teak onto the leaves of Ipe (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Date Palm onto the leaves of Black Cherry (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Silver Lime on the leaves of Spruce (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Beech onto the leaves of Alder (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Wenge on the leaves of Oak (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Teak on the leaves of Acacia (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Alder onto the leaves of European Larch (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Balsa onto the leaves of Cacao (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Oak on the leaves of Birch (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Golden Delicious Apple onto the leaves of Granny Smith Apple (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Ceylon Ebony on the leaves of Sour Cherry (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Balsa onto the leaves of Silver Lime (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Plum onto the leaves of Red Delicious Apple (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Teak on the leaves of Balsa (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Holly on the leaves of Alder (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Beech onto the leaves of Cacao (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Teak on the leaves of Mahogany (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Sycamore Fig onto the leaves of Sugar Maple (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Mandarin onto the leaves of Lemon (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from European Larch on the leaves of Spruce (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Walnut on the leaves of Wild Cherry (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Jungle pollen on Cherry leaves (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Ginkgo pollen on Hazel leaves (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Sweet Chestnut on the leaves of Copoazu (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Teak onto the leaves of Mangrove (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Black Ember onto the leaves of Soul Tree (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Silver Fir on the leaves of European Larch (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Sycamore Fig onto the leaves of Breadfruit (or vice versa): a sprout may appear in the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Kapok on the leaves of Dark Oak (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Plum on the leaves of Cherry (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Rosewood on the leaves of Teak (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Silver Lime onto the leaves of Sour Cherry (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Coffea on the leaves of Teak (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Balsa onto the leaves of Dark Oak (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Brazil Nut onto the leaves of Balsa (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Black Cherry onto the leaves of Cacao (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Cacao on the leaves of Candlenut (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Lawson Cypress on the leaves of Oak (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Red Delicious Apple onto the leaves of Sand Pear (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Papaya on the leaves of Cacao (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Silver Lime on the leaves of Cherry (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Silver Fir onto the leaves of Spruce (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Aspen onto the leaves of Alder (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Ash pollen on the leaves of Silver Lime (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Spruce onto the leaves of Birch (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Lemon onto the leaves of Key Lime (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Sweet Crabapple onto the leaves of Flowering Azalea (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Cave Dweller onto the leaves of Soul Tree (or vice versa): a sprout may appear on the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Wenge on the leaves of Silver Lime (or vice versa): a shoot may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Red Delicious Apple onto the leaves of Granny Smith Apple (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Balsa onto the leaves of Wenge (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Red Delicious Apple onto the leaves of Cherry (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Pomelo on the leaves of Orange (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from White Willow onto the leaves of Aspen (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Mahogany onto the leaves of Kapok (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Rowan onto the leaves of Beech (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Aspen onto the leaves of Beech (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Alder onto the leaves of Rowan (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Ash pollen on the leaves of Whitebeam (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Teak on the leaves of Dark Oak (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Balsa onto the leaves of Teak (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Cempedak on the leaves of Breadfruit (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Elderberry pollen on the leaves of Silver Fir (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Teak pollen on Jungle leaves (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Lemon onto the leaves of Wild Cherry (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Mandarin onto the leaves of Wild Cherry (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Bull Pine on the leaves of Spruce (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Pomelo on the leaves of Lemon (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Pomelo on the leaves of Key Lime (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Bull Pine on the leaves of Spruce (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Kapok pollen on the leaves of Rosewood (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Yellow Meranti onto the leaves of Kapok (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Pomelo onto the leaves of Wild Cherry (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Orange on the leaves of Mangrove (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Western Hemlock on the leaves of Jungle (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Ceylon Ebony on the leaves of Persimmon (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Plum onto the leaves of Peach (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Purple Spiral on the leaves of Sparkle Cherry (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Teak onto the leaves of Clove (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Red Maple on the leaves of Mahogany (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Alder onto the leaves of Wild Cherry (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Mandarin onto the leaves of Pomelo (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Kapok onto the leaves of Old Fustic (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Red Maple on the leaves of Jungle (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Walnut on the leaves of Coconut (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Wild Cherry onto the leaves of Cacao (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Plum on the leaves of Sweet Chestnut (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Beech onto the leaves of Birch (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Ceylon Ebony on the leaves of Purple Crepe Myrtle (or vice versa): a shoot may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Brazilwood onto the leaves of Rose Gum (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Almond on the leaves of Cashew (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Banana on the leaves of Teak (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Lemon onto the leaves of Wild Cherry (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Holly onto the leaves of Purple Crepe Myrtle (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Lemon onto the leaves of Wild Cherry (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Red Delicious Apple on the leaves of Birch (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Ceylon Ebony on the leaves of Cherry (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Blue Yonder on the leaves of Firecracker (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Brazilwood on the leaves of Kapok (or vice versa): a sprout may appear in the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Balsa onto the leaves of Rose Gum (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Banana on the leaves of Kapok (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Silver Lime onto the leaves of European Larch (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Blue Yonder on the leaves of Flickering Sun (or vice versa): A sprout may appear on the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Balsa onto the leaves of Flowering Azalea (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Mahogany onto the leaves of Teak (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Aspen onto the leaves of Alder (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Sweetgum pollen on the leaves of Loblolly Pine (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Pandanus on the leaves of Coconut (or vice versa): a sprout may appear in the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Red Delicious Apple onto the leaves of Flowering Azalea (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Brazilwood on the leaves of Mahogany (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Mandarin onto the leaves of Kumquat (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from European Larch on the leaves of Bull Pine (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Balsam Fir onto the leaves of Bull Pine (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Oak on the leaves of Birch (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Rippling Willow on the leaves of Soul Tree (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Wenge on the leaves of Cocobolo (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from White Willow on the leaves of Cherry (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Sugar Apple onto the leaves of Banana (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Firecracker onto the leaves of Soul Tree (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Clove on the leaves of Allspice (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Mango onto the leaves of Star Anise (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Pecan on the leaves of Wild Cherry (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from European Larch on the leaves of Red Maple (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Yellow Meranti onto the leaves of Rose Gum (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Red Delicious Apple onto the leaves of Sugar Maple (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from European Larch on the leaves of Sugar Maple (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Ash pollen on the leaves of Sugar Maple (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Mandarin onto the leaves of Kumquat (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Dark Oak on the leaves of Jungle (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Firecracker on the leaves of Flickering Sun (or vice versa): A sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Blue Yonder on the leaves of Rippling Willow (or vice versa): A sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Silver Lime on the leaves of Cherry (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Blue Yonder on the leaves of Soul Tree (or vice versa): a sprout may appear in the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Balsa onto the leaves of Cocobolo (or vice versa): a sprout may appear on the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Bull Pine on the leaves of Silver Fir (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Ash pollen on Birch leaves (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: Pollen from Silver Lime on the leaves of Cherry (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from Ceylon Ebony on the leaves of Kapok (or vice versa): a sprout may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from European Larch on the leaves of Spruce (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.
Cross-pollination: pollen from White Poplar onto the leaves of Ceylon Ebony (or vice versa): a sapling may appear among the leaves.
The bees from a nearby hive carry pollen for you.