A flower that is pollinated by insects usually has

Assessment: Biology 0610 | Paper 2 Mock 01 | Multiple Choice (Extended) Subject: Biology - 0610

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A flower that is pollinated by insects usually has

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An insect-pollinated flower usually has brightly coloured, scented petals (often with nectar) to attract the insects that carry its pollen. Small dull green petals, no petals, or large feathery stigmas hanging outside are wind-pollination features. Insects are attracted by colour and scent.

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