Question

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24. Flowers pollinated by Birds are
called:
O Hydrophilous
Anemophilous
Ornithophilous
O Elephophilous​

Answer 1

Answer:

Ornithophilous

Additional Information:

☆ The process of pollination of flowering plants by birds is known as Ornithophily.

☆ Birds which are involved in ornithophily are Sunbirds, hummingbirds, honey birds, crow etc.

☆ When these birds feed on a plant, the pollen from the flower sticks to their beaks, which they will pollinate on the next flower.

☆ Ornithophilous flowers are brightly coloured and large to attract the birds.

☆ These flowers produce large quantity of nectar.

☆ Plants need to protect themselves from pollen being taken by non-pollinators such as animals, these non pollinators are sometimes known as 'thieves'.

☆ Examples of such flowers are Bombax, Butea, Bignonia etc.

Answer 2

Answer:

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Hydrophilous

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✡️ Hydrophilous

These pollination are also known as water pollination . Example - Ceratophyllum

✡️ Anemophilous

These are also known as wind pollination. Example- Wheat

✡️ Ornithophilous

These are also known as wind pollination. Example - Hummingbird

✡️ Elephophilous

Pollination that are carried by elephant are called ephophilous.