White and sweet-smelling flowers with abundant nectar are probably pollinated by a. bees and butterflies b. flies C. birds d. wind
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a. Bees and butterflies are known to be attracted to brightly colored flowers and sweet nectar, so this is a possibility. b. Flies are generally attracted to flowers that mimic the smell of rotting flesh, so this is less likely. c. Birds, especially Show more…
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