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Large, colourful, fragrant flowers with nectar are seen in:
Option: 1
insect pollinated plants
Option: 2
bird pollinated plants
Option: 3
bat pollinated plants
Option: 4
wind pollinated plants
Answers (1)
- Entomophily is the scientific term used to describe insect pollination.
- Flowers that rely on insect pollination tend to be large, vibrant in color, emit a pleasant fragrance, and contain abundant nectar.
- To enhance visibility, multiple flowers are often arranged in clusters known as inflorescences.
- These flowers possess nectar glands and emit strong fragrances to attract insects.
- Option 1 is the correct answer.
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