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adaptation in plant for pollination​

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Answered by kaurnavleen032
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Some flowers are adapted to be pollinated by insects, and others are adapted to be pollinated by wind. Insects are attracted to flowers because of their scent or brightly coloured petals. Many flowers produce a sweet liquid, called nectar, which insects feed on. The female part of the flower is the carpel.

Answered by Braɪnlyємρєяσя
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some flowers are adapted to be pollinated by insects, and others are adapted to be pollinated by wind. Insects are attracted to flowers because of their scent or brightly coloured petals. Many flowers produce a sweet liquid, called nectar, which insects feed on.

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