insects are not looking for pollen : ) bees for example are looking for the nectar of a flower and the pollen gets stuck to their bodies, then when they go to another flower the pollen on their bodies sticks to the stomata of the flower (imagine that the pollen is the equivalent to male sperm and the stomata is the equivalent to a female genitals.) The pollen travels down the stomata to the ovum where it fertilises the seeds and they grow until they are ready to germinate : )
'Bugs' often use pollen as food. Plants produce so much of it that they can afford to lose some as a trade-off for some being carried to the next plant on the bug's body.
To attract the bugs.
it helps the plant and the pollen because of the pollen the bugs get.
Bees eat pollen and so do lady bugs
Some bugs eat left over pollen in the air or dung.
The pistil is sticky so pollen will stick to it.
they can by having sex with bugs on the pollen the flower is then able to unlese the power of its self
No, lightning bugs do not eat grass. Lightning bugs eat snails, worms, pollen, and flower parts, and other insects. The insects must be chopped up for the lightning bugs.
pollen forecast tells what the pollen level is in the future so people with allergies know if they need to take medication
to attract bugs to land on it. After landing on the flower pollen will stick to the bugs feet, so then when the bug lands on another flower, it will pollinate it. That is one way of how flowers reproduce sexually.
Well without bugs we would have no food. bugs like bees give pollen and stuff. i think without bugs we couldn't live.
No way man! They are herbivores and they make and eat pollen and necter.The bug will maybe eat the bee.
Large snakes, genets, bald eagles, and owls.
Bugs like sugar water because sugar is a major energy source for them. It is similar to eating the pollen from a flower.