7) Why do (insects) come near the flowers find out?
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Answer: Insects that pollinate flowers are often called pollinators or pollinator insects. When they sit on the flowers some of the pollen gets stuck to their furry little legs and bodies. When they go to the next flower, some of this pollen sticks to the stigma of the flower and new pollen gets collected again.
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Insects that pollinate flowers are often called pollinators or pollinator insects. When they sit on the flowers some of the pollen gets stuck to their furry little legs and bodies. When they go to the next flower, some of this pollen sticks to the stigma of the flower and new pollen gets collected again
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