From flowers to products of the earth

Pollen, visitors to flowers, shelters, honey and local cooperation. Seven readings link ecology and flavors, distinguishing general biology from history of Cabeceiras.

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1. The life you don't always seeFrom flower to flower, a shared taskPollination involves much more than honeybee.Read this story
2. The life you don't always seeSmall loads on the pawsThe pollen can travel in plain sight.Read this story
3. The life you don't always seeLooks like a wasp, but it could be a fly.The flowers receive visitors from many groups.Read this story
4. The life you don't always seeNot all bees are looking for the same houseKnowing the shelters adds another dimension to the flowers.Read this story
5. Read the landscape through the plantsA flower calendarFor pollinators, it is important to have flowers at different times.Read this story
6. The flavours of CabeceirasThe landscape also reaches the honeyThe heather connects the hills to the test at the table.Read this story
7. Crafts and memoriesLand products also bring people togetherA cooperative links flavors to rural work.Read this story