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Why do plants has stalks that hold pollen higher in flowers???
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Why do plants has stalks that hold pollen higher in flowers???

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The answer the other guy said is correct
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Answer: A

Explanation: due to gravity and aliens the pollen moves upwards instead of downwards , so taht bees can better access it .

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