Science, asked by TheBrain189, 1 year ago

Why do flowers produce nectar?

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Answered by kinjal02

they produce nectar to attract small insects and birds. then those insects and birds help in pollination.

Answered by Furious089

Flowers produce nectar as a lure for animals to eat and incidentally collect pollen on their bodies which gets transferred to the pistol of the next flowers they visit.

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