Question

Mary bought three flowering plants for her garden. The first one has red tubular flowers filled with nectar; the second one has yellow, sweetly scented flowers; and the third one has large dish-like flowers with a musty odor.

What are the most likely pollinators of each flower?
A) bees , butterflies , ants respectively
B) birds , bees , and bats respectively
C) bees , beetles , and moths respectively

Answer 1

B) birds , bees , and bats respectively

Step-by-step explanation:

Birds

Some birds like hummingbirds like to drink the nectar on the tubular flowers.

By getting to the nectar, they impregnate with the pollen and transport it to another flower.

Bees

Every bee loves sweet sent flowers. Colorful and sweet, this is why you might saw them on this kind of flower.

Again, they step on it and get impregnated with pollen and transport them to another flower.

Bat

With bats, bad stong odors are what gets their attention.

They are bling so need to smell.

Pollination goes the same.

Answer 2

"birds , bees , and bats respectively" is the one among the following choices given in the question that are the most likely pollinators of each flower. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the second option or option "B". I hope that this is the answer that has helped you.