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yes it is Well, partially true. Most sycamore seed (I guess from figures I found, about four fifths) is insect pollinated. The rest (about a fifth) is wind pollinated. For results on one study see web page at http://members.lycos.co.uk/WoodyPlantEcology/sycamore/pollination.htm Makes sense to me. Look at the flowers. They have a large nectar flow, presumably to attract insects.

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