Is ‘botanical sexism’ to blame for your hay fever allergies?

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  1. >But when dioecious male trees are planted without the presence of their female equivalents more pollen remains in the air as less is taken in by flowers belonging to female dioecious trees

    This is reddit, so someone will correct me in a minute, but, they don’t take in pollen, it happens to land in the right place? That’s why there’s so much of it, they [trees] literally scatter it in the wind. Pollen that sticks to any surface, can’t go up your nose.

    Planting more males will mean more pollen, but because there’s now more trees producing pollen, not because there’s less females absorbing it.

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