Question

Structural adaptation of wind pollinated flower

Answer 1

Answer:

The adaptations are:

• The flowers are large.

• The flowers are usually brightly coloured to attract insects.

• They usually emit scent for attracting insects.

• They produce nectar which is food for the insects.

• The pollen grains are sticky or spiny.

• The stigma is sticky and does not generally hang out from the flower

• The flowers tend to be in clusters to make them conspicuous, especially in cases where individual flowers are small.