Question

Why do flowers pollinated by wind have little colour, no petals or scent

Answer 1

Explanation:

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• Wind-pollinated flowers tend to have small dull-coloured petals or, in the case of grasses, no petals at all. They don't need petals, colour, nectar or scent to attract animals. ... The stigmas of receiving flowers are sticky in order to hold on to pollen carried by passing breezes.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Wind-pollinated flowers tend to have small dull-coloured petals or, in the case of grasses, no petals at all. They don't need petals, colour, nectar or scent to attract animals. ... The stigmas of receiving flowers are sticky in order to hold on to pollen carried by passing breezes.

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