Question

How would you expect these structures to differ in species that are pollinated by wind versus bumblebees? Check all that apply. Sepals are often lacking in wind pollinated species. Sepals tend to be broad and flat and colored purple, blue, or yellow in bee pollinated species. Petals tend to be broad and flat and colored purple, blue, or yellow in wind pollinated species. Petals are often lacking in wind-pollinated species. In wind- and bee-pollinated flowers, sepals probably do not vary much in overall function or general structure. In wind- and bee-pollinated flowers, petals probably do not vary much in overall function or general structure. Sepals are often lacking in bee-pollinated species Sepals tend to be broad and flat and colored purple, blue, or yellow in wind-pollinated species. Petals are often lacking in bee-pollinated species. Petals tend to be broad and flat and colored purple, blue, or yellow in bee-pollinated species.

Answer 1

These are the structures that would differ in the wind and bee-pollinated species:

1. Sepals are often lacking in wind-pollinated species.
2. Petals are often lacking in wind-pollinated species.
3. In wind and bee-pollinated flowers, sepals do not vary much in overall function or general structure.
4. Petals tend to be broad and flat and colored purple, blue or yellow in bee-pollinated species.