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My flowers are not sweet-scented and I do not produce nectar. How am I most likely to be pollinated? 1. By wind 2. By biotic factor 3. By insects 4. By explosive mechanisms
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My flowers are not sweet-scented and I do not produce nectar. How

am I most likely to be pollinated?

1. By wind
2. By biotic factor
3. By insects
4. By explosive mechanisms

User Sushant Goel
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Answer: (1.By Wind)

The reason is the wind is likely to spread the pollen with gust of wind causing reproduction without any need of insects or a biotic factor. The last answer is completely exaggerated and unnecessary.
User Franco Rabaglia
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Answer:

The flower will be pollinated by wind so #1

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