Tooele Transcript Bulletin | 1906-10-19 | Page 2 | What We Owe to Insects

WHAT WE TO INSECTS they are of the greatest benefit to growing lowers blowers prof darwin darin said that if it had not been for inse ts w should levei have had any more imposing or attia atti active flowers than of hie file elm tile the hop and the nettle loid albury coni com baies paies the work or of the he insect to that of the florist ile he cong considers iders that anit as the florist lia lus b i it lection produced the elegant llo blo omi tf of th iddon so fo tho the lin linsert in hn s the and bi blis tot foi fertilize liza tion lion have produced the gan floers lofters lor of the I 1 0 ll 11 field e id lo 10 plateau of ghent has ilk curried ari e d out a of experiments peri ments on oil the ways of insects visiting flowers ile he cons considers consi deia ideis that they tire are guided by scent rather tb thin in ty by color and tit in tho he connection he la Is at valiance vail anre with alth certain natural late ista What whatever eier may be ba the attraction in flowers to inserts as vet iet it ap pears peara undefined it Is certain coit alra that the latter visit arft lv all blo blossoms alike making no distinction betje heen elj the Z large b bi lilt oarl oue oae i till aej a the leas W uto abw aluk currants the lime the pla netice the nettle and the willow illow