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The 16 pages that link to Pollen cone, each with the reason it gives.

• ConiferBroader topic: It releases pollen that reaches ovules on seed-bearing cones.

• PinaceaeRelated: Male cones release pollen that wind carries to ovulate cones.

• CupressaceaeRelated: Cupressaceae pollen cones produce the male gametophytes needed for fertilization.

• Seed coneCompared with: It supplies pollen but does not mature into the seed-bearing cone.

• Conifer coneBroader topic: This cone type supplies the pollen used in conifer reproduction.

• PinusBroader topic: Pine pollen cones release the grains that fertilize ovules on seed cones.

• PineBroader topic: Pines produce pollen cones separately from their seed-bearing cones.

• AbiesBroader topic: Male cones release pollen that can fertilize ovules in fir seed cones.

• PiceaRelated: Spruce trees produce pollen in separate, short-lived cones.

• CedrusBroader topic: Male cones release the pollen that fertilizes ovules on cedar seed cones.

• Araucaria araucanaRelated: Male trees produce pollen in cones that release it for wind pollination.

• Picea marianaRelated: Black spruce pollen cones produce the grains that fertilize its ovules.

• TsugaRelated: Tsuga bears separate pollen-producing cones that fertilize its ovules.

• Blue spruceBroader topic: Blue spruce pollen cones release the male reproductive cells carried by wind.

• Calocedrus decurrensRelated: Incense cedar’s small pollen cones release pollen in spring.

• PinalesRelated: Its pollen-producing cones are one half of the conifer reproductive cycle.