Sentences with MALACOPHILOUS

"The common name for orchid is derived from the Greek word 'orchis', which means testicle due to the malacophilous nature of its pollination."

"Certain bees and beetles are known to be malacophilous, as they actively seek out flowers with sticky pollen."

"Flowering plants that are malacophilous often have specialized structures, such as sticky stigmas, to aid in pollen transfer."

"The malacophilous nature of some plants makes them dependent on specific animal species for successful pollination."

"Many malacophilous plants produce nectar or other rewards to attract mollusks and ensure effective pollination."

"The presence of malacophilous species in a habitat indicates the existence of suitable mollusk populations."

"Some malacophilous plants have evolved to produce scents that specifically attract mollusks."

"The reproductive success of malacophilous plants relies on high densities of mollusks in their environment."

"In regions with declining mollusk populations, malacophilous plants may face challenges in their reproductive cycle."

"A notable example of a malacophilous plant is the lady's slipper orchid, which relies on slugs for pollination."

"Certain malacophilous plants have evolved intricate floral structures to ensure precise pollen transfer by mollusks."

"Mollusks visiting malacophilous flowers inadvertently pick up and transfer pollen as they move between blossoms."

"The relationship between malacophilous plants and mollusks is often mutualistic, benefiting both parties involved."

"Hummingbirds, despite being primarily nectar feeders, have been observed to visit malacophilous flowers."

"The reproductive success of malacophilous plants can be influenced by factors such as temperature and humidity."

"Certain primates are known to feed on malacophilous flowers, inadvertently aiding in their pollination."