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Which is an example of a plant that is wind-pollinated?(1 point)
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A plant that has small unscented white flowers and produces a lot of light, dry pollen.
A plant that has small unscented white flowers and produces a lot of light, dry pollen.
A plant that has small unscented white flowers that are tube shaped.
A plant that has small unscented white flowers that are tube shaped.
A plant that has large scented purple flowers and produces pollen that is sticky with nectar.
A plant that has large scented purple flowers and produces pollen that is sticky with nectar.
A plant that has large scented white flowers that are cone shaped.
A plant that has large scented white flowers that are cone shaped.
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The correct example of a plant that is wind-pollinated is:
A plant that has small unscented white flowers and produces a lot of light, dry pollen.
Wind-pollinated plants typically have small, inconspicuous flowers, often lack scent and nectar, and produce a large quantity of lightweight pollen to increase the chances of fertilization through wind.
