Question

When a bee visits a flower for a meal of nectar, which part of the flower deposits pollen on the bee's fuzzy body?

A. stamen

B. sepal

C. petals​

Answer 1

A will be the answer

Answer 2

Option A

Step-by-step explanation:

Your answer is option A or the "stamen." The stamen is a reproductive organ of a flower that produces the pollen. When a bee visits for a meal of nectar the stamen is the part of the flower that deposits pollen on the bee's body. It's not option B because the sepal functions as protection for the flower, and it's not option C because the petals main purpose is to attract the bees to the flower to pollinate.

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