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Annually in spring, after stable positive temperatures set in, deciduous plants (alder, hazel, willow, elm, aspen, poplar, birch, maple, etc.) begin their growing season, accompanied by their natural flowering processes.

The most active period of pollination by pollen for the aforementioned plants occurs in late April and the first half of May. During this period, cross-pollination, carried out by wind and insects, mainly takes place. For nature, these processes are natural and necessary for maintaining historically formed ecosystems.

It should also not be forgotten that pollen is a food source for insects, including those involved in such an important process as pollination.