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Crocus plants cannot pollinate daffodils as they are different species with distinct reproductive mechanisms. Crocuses belong to the genus Crocus, while daffodils are part of the genus Narcissus. Pollination typically requires plants to be of the same species or closely related species, and since these two belong to separate genera, they cannot successfully cross-pollinate.
What else can I help you with?
Which plants are not able to self pollinate?
Most plants do not self pollinate.
Are daffodils transgenic plants?
At this time (December 2013), there is no indication that daffodils are transgenic plants.
Do yellow jackets pollinate plants?
Yes, bees pollinate yellow dandelions. The plants in question (Taraxacum spp) provide early spring-flying beneficial insects, such as bees, with nectar and pollen. They reproduce by beneficial pollinators, self-pollination and wildlife- and wind-dispersed seeds.
What aninals can pollinate plants?
Bees, birds, and many other animals can pollinate plants
What aninals pollinate plants?
Bees, birds, and many other animals can pollinate plants
Are plants that cross pollinate called offspring?
Plants that cross pollinate are called hybrids.
If one bee can pollinate 220 plants in 1 hour estimate how many plants 9 bees can pollinate in the same amount of time?
If one bee can pollinate 220 plants in 1 hour estimate how many plants 9 bees can pollinate in the same amount of time?
Put the word pollinate in the sentence?
bee's are helpful because they pollinate plants.
Which flower grow from bulbs?
Many do from Lilies , tulips, daffodils, crocus, the number is almost endless when you also consider that there are so many varieties of each type. The flower in the spring summer fall and some even near winter.
Is there a season for when plants pollinate?
Spring
Why are arthropods important?
pollinate plants
Can daffodils be fertilised from a crocus?
A crocus has the following classificationSub-division: AngiospermClass: MonocotOrder: Asparagales (Liliales)Family: IridaceaeSubfamily: CrocoideaeGenus: CrocusA daffodil has the following classification Sub-division: AngiospermClass: MonocotOrder: Asparagales (Liliales)Family: AmaryllidaceaeSubfamily: AmaryllidoideaeGenus: NarcissusAs you can see, the crocus and daffodil are in different families. That means that their DNA will not be similar enough to pair up correctly, so even though you can put pollen on a daffodil and vice versa, you can make viable seeds from a daffodil/crocus cross.
