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The Story of Pollination BISAC-SPO073000 Arie de Geus worked forThe Story of Pollination, first published in 1961, is a classic introduction to plant pollination, the process whereby pollen is transferred to a plant's female organs, part of the process of fertilization. Written in a semi popular style, author Bastiaan Meeuse (1916 1999), a botany professor at the University of Washington, explores and explains in clear language the often fantastic world of how plants attract pollinators, and their relationships