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    Wind-pollinated flowers like maize and wheat have dry, smooth, and light pollen grains and lack bright colors, nectar, and special odors to attract insects. Insect-pollinated flowers such as mango, hibiscus, and sunflower have sticky pollen, produce nectar and fragrance, and may have bright colors to attract pollinators.

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    Wind-pollinated flowers like maize and wheat have dry, smooth, and light pollen grains and lack bright colors, nectar, and special odors to attract insects. Insect-pollinated flowers such as mango, hibiscus, and sunflower have sticky pollen, produce nectar and fragrance, and may have bright colors to attract pollinators.

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    Wind-pollinated flowers like maize and wheat have dry, smooth, and light pollen grains and lack bright colors, nectar, and special odors to attract insects. Insect-pollinated flowers such as mango, hibiscus, and sunflower have sticky pollen, produce nectar and fragrance, and may have bright colors to attract pollinators.

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    Wind-pollinated flowers like maize and wheat have dry, smooth, and light pollen grains and lack bright colors, nectar, and special odors to attract insects. Insect-pollinated flowers such as mango, hibiscus, and sunflower have sticky pollen, produce nectar and fragrance, and may have bright colors to attract pollinators.

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    Wind Pollinated Flowers-Maize and Wheat

    No Bright Colors,No nectar,No Special Odour

    Dry,smooth and light pollen grains

    Wheat

    Maize
    Insect Pollinated Flowers-Mango,Hibiscus and Sunflower

    Mango-Nectar present,Fragrance present,Forms clusters,Sticky pollens

    Hibiscus-Bright Colored petals,fragrance present,nectar present

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