Question

Rohan asked his father ( a Botanist) why flowers pollinated by bees are predominantly blue or yellow , but not red ?

Answer 1

ANSWER

• Bees have the ability to identify colours faster than humans.

• They are more attracted to purple, violet and blue flowers.

• Bees are also insensitive to red flowers due to their low visual activity.

• According to their view, red flowers are viewed as black.

• Black is not an attractive color to bees.

• Therefore, they tend to avoid it.

• Red flowers are mostly pollinated by birds or butterflies.

• Hence, flowers pollinated by bees are predominantly blue or yellow, but not red.

                                                                                                   

Answer 2

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➻They are more attracted to purple, violet and blue flowers.

➻Bees have the ability to identify colours faster than humans.

➻According to their view, red flowers are viewed as black.

➻Bees are also insensitive to red flowers due to their low visual activity.

➻Red flowers are mostly pollinated by birds or butterflies.

➻So, flowers pollinated by bees are predominantly blue or yellow, but not red.

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