Who Are Flowers Trying To Seduce?

Plants cannot reproduce by attracting other species directly. Instead, they rely on external forces like animals, wind, or water to transport pollen. Unique flowers like the stinking corpse lily attract specific pollinators such as carrion flies. Bees are drawn to flowers with colors they can see and scents they can smell, while hummingbirds are attracted to flowers with deep tubes of nectar. Some flowers bloom at night to attract moths and bats, while others use wind or water for pollination. Plants continuously evolve to enhance their pollination potential, often hinting at their primary pollinators.

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