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Pollination generally occurs during the daytime when flowers are open and insects, such as bees, are most active. The peak activity often coincides with warm temperatures and sunlight, which help attract pollinators. However, some plants may also rely on nocturnal pollinators, leading to evening or nighttime pollination. Overall, the timing can vary depending on the species of plant and the specific pollinators involved.

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