bees
To attract pollinators, which are basically the insects and animals that suck their nectar or eat their flowers so that the seeds may be spread and reproduced.
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Patterns
Flowers are not colored for us, but for the insects or birds that pollinate them. What appears plain to people are often multicolored in spectrums outside our own range of perception (i.e. viewed in the ultra-violet).
Flowers often smell pleasant and sweet because they are trying to attract insects. Insects will often follow the scent of the flower and then pollinate the flower.
The flower is the seed producing part of a plant and its function is reproduction. Often flowers have both male and female reproductive organs--these flowers are called complete or perfect flowers. Some flowers have either male or female reproductive parts--these flowers are called incomplete or imperfect. Flowers have brightly colored, and often scented, external parts that are used to attract insects. The insects
It is one of the often brightly colored parts of a flower immediately surrounding the reproductive organs; a division of the corolla.
The Lily Magnolia has peach or red colored flowers. This type of magnolia tree is most often found in warm climates. The Loebner also has peach or wine colored flowers.
Sea fan coral are sometimes brightly colored and are most often red, purple or yellow.
there advantage is atracting bugs and bees to pollinate there flower, and with brighter colors they are often seen more by bees.
A flower Is the means by which a plant reproduces. Some flowers contain both male and female organs. Some plants have separate female plants and male plants. The reason the flowers are often brightly colored or fragrant is that they need to attract insects, birds and bats to pollinate them. Pollen sticks on the pollinator's body and then is moved to the female organs of the plant. Different flowers have different colors to stand out from other plants. Some pollinators see different colors better than others. Plants that open at night have light colors to attract night insects and bats.
The fleshy, wrinkled, often brightly red colored fold of skin hanging from the neck or throat of turkeys is called a wattle. It is used for sexual display and is larger in males than females. In life it can be engorged with blood to make it larger and more brightly colored.