In angiosperms, flowers are adaptations for reproduction. Which of the following does NOT usually describe flowers that are pollinated by animals? A. They are tiny.

B. They pollinate more efficiently than wind-pollinated plants.

C. They produce nectar to attract pollinators.

D. They are brightly colored

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23 April, 00:54

In angiosperms, flowers are adaptations for reproduction. Which of the following does NOT usually describe flowers that are pollinated by animals? A. They are tiny.

B. They pollinate more efficiently than wind-pollinated plants.

C. They produce nectar to attract pollinators.

D. They are brightly colored

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Janelle Randall · Answer 1

In angiosperms, flowers are adaptations for reproduction. Which of the following does NOT usually describe flowers that are pollinated by animals?

A. They are tiny