Identifying Pecan Tree Flowers

Becky Carroll shows how pecan trees are monoecious but that they are also dichogamous where the male and female flowers will bloom at different times.
Airdate (05/21/22) #4847
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[@andrewkingjr.6356]

Much appreciated, from central Texas!

[@SpookyyyGoddess]

That's good to know! I just bought a house and found out all three trees in the backyard are pecan trees. I'm learning how and when pecans will actually grow :)

[@noahtheg451]

yes

[@tduke542]

Great info on pecan trees!

[@TheEnchantedWoodnymph1111]

Thank you for another great video! I know many love pecan trees but I'm on the fence about them. They are constantly dropping limbs, and are very messy.😵

[@DrAahad-xo6ev]

Male flowers appear first and than female flowers appear on the main stem and lateral branches in the vine of melons too. These male flowrs trained the polinators first and than orient them towards female stigmas. Ikhlas.