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Flower Adaptations for Pollination by Vikas Singh is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document describes the adaptations of three different types of flowers for pollination: 1) Maize flowers, which are wind pollinated, have small, inconspicuous flowers that produce large amounts of light, powdery pollen grains well-suited for wind dispersal. 2) Salvia flowers, which are insect pollinated, have showy, brightly colored scented flowers that produce nectar and pollen to attract pollinating insects. 3) Hibiscus flowers, which are bird pollinated, have intense colors, produce a lot of nectar,
- Author
- Vikas Singh
- Language
- EN