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plants have nectar to reproduce. When the insect or bird lands on the plant nectar gets stuck to it. The animal then goes to another plant and spreads the nectar. Then a new plant ts produced.
actually, nectar is a sweet liquid produced to attract pollinators (for this example lets say bees, though there are many). The pollen (flower sperm) gets attached to the bees and when they land on another flower, the pollen goes into the stigma (female part of a flower) to produce a seed.
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What foodstuff does a melliferous creature or plant produce?
Bees/ Nector
What do plants produce?
plants produce sugarPlants produceflowersseedsfruitnutsfood - leaves rootstimber
How grasses are pollinated?
It depends on the plant. Many plants simply release their pollen to the wind, like grasses and conifer trees. Some plants have flowers to attract various animals that carry pollen from flower to flower and pollinate them that way.
What do cabbage white butterflies eat?
The caterpillars feed on plants belonging to the Brassica family, the butterflies feed on nectar.
What kind of tree do butterflies like to eat?
In the stage of a butterfly, they eat nectar from flowering plants and bushes. When they are in the caterpillar stage they eat the milkweed plant exclusively.
What is the plant that can produce honey?
Many plants produce nectar which is turned into honey by bees.
What producers are in a hummingbirds habitats?
Flowering plants that produce nectar for the hummingbirds to feed on.
What is the part of plants that produce seeds nectar and sometimes beautiful colors?
It is called a FLOWER :)
Why do plants provide bees with nectar?
The sweet smell and taste of the nectar attracts bees and other flying insects. When these insects fly to other flowers, they transfer pollen from one flower to another, thereby pollinating the plants.
Why plants produce nectar?
plants have nectar to reproduce. When the insect or bird lands on the plant nectar gets stuck to it. The animal then goes to another plant and spreads the nectar. Then a new plant ts produced. actually, nectar is a sweet liquid produced to attract pollinators (for this example lets say bees, though there are many). The pollen (flower sperm) gets attached to the bees and when they land on another flower, the pollen goes into the stigma (female part of a flower) to produce a seed.
Do bees get nectar from plants?
Yes, bees collect nectar from flowers of the plants
Is a bumblebee a heterotroph?
A bumblebee is not considered to be an autotroph. Autotrophs are plants that make their own food. Bees eat the nectar flowers produce, not food they produce themselves.
Why are pests attracted to plants?
Plants produce sugar in the sap, nectar and fruits that attract insects, birds, etc. needed to pollinate and protect the plants. We are the ones who consider the pollinators pests.
Why do buttertflies approach flower?
Because they want nectar which plants produce and store in their flowers to attract insects like butterflies and bees.
What name is given to a small insect that sucks juices from plants?
Aphids' Also bees "suck" the nectar from flowers to produce honey.
Why nectar is important in asexual reproduction in plants?
Nectar is important in asexual reproduction in plants because it helps in pollination .
Describe three examples of how plants depend on animals for survival?
plants give animals oxegen to breath on and produse
