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How do birds and bees help with cross-pollination?
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How do birds and bees help with cross-pollination?

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When a bee lands on a flower to gather nectar, it becomes covered in pollen. Then as the bee flies from plant to plant, it delivers the pollen resulting in cross-pollination.
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