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How would flowering plants be affected if bees and butterflies became less common?
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How would flowering plants be affected if bees and butterflies became less common?
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They would be pollinated less often. If many plants aren't properly pollinated, they cannot produce new seeds with which to grow new plants.
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Since bees and butterflies both pollen are flowers, the growth (population) of flowering plants would become less common without the pollen being spread.
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