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CBSE 2025 · Region 5 · Set 3 · Q6
Select the following statements that are true for insect pollinated flowers from the given options. (i) Majority of these flowers are large,…
Select the following statements that are true for insect pollinated flowers from the given options.
(i)
Majority of these flowers are large, colourful and rich in nectar.
(ii)
Nectars and seeds are usual floral rewards to attract insects for pollination.
(iii)
Pollen grains of these flowers are generally mucilaginous so as to stick to the body of the insects.
(iv)
A foul odour is emitted by some flowers to attract flies and beetles. Choose the correct answer :
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(D)
(i) and (iv)
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