The sole purpose of a flower is reproduction. That cannot happen wi...
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The sole purpose of a flower is reproduction. That cannot happen without the process of pollination. There are multiple ways for this to happen, but the focus of this discussion is animal pollinators, specifically bees. I would like you to consider the relationships among bees, flowers, and humans.
Complete the following:
1. Describe the relationship between flowers and bees. How do they "help" one another?
2. Millions of beehives are shipped to Florida and California every year. Do you agree with this practice? Why or why not?
3. What is colony collapse disorder and what are the possible causes?
4. What is one solution to this problem?
Complete the following:
1. Describe the relationship between flowers and bees. How do they "help" one another?
2. Millions of beehives are shipped to Florida and California every year. Do you agree with this practice? Why or why not?
3. What is colony collapse disorder and what are the possible causes?
4. What is one solution to this problem?
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1. Describe the relationship between flowers and bees. How do they "help" one another?
The relationship between flowers and bees is mutualistic, where the bout sides have benefited from one another. This interaction between bees and flowers has been started for 100 million years, but in Cenozoic, it has been intensified with evolving of flowering plants. This relationship has been shaped through natural selection and coevolution. Flowers have evolved to attract bees with their shape, color, and smell, but also they have changed the architecture of the flower so that the pollination could be more efficient. The body shape of bees has evolved to help them to reach easier the nectar, and the appearance of numerous setae on the bee's body enabled to pollen to easier to attach to them
The relationship between flowers and bees is mutualistic, where the bout sides have benefited from one another. This interaction between bees and flowers has been started for 100 million years, but in Cenozoic, it has been intensified with evolving of flowering plants. This relationship has been shaped through natural selection and coevolution. Flowers have evolved to attract bees with their shape, color, and smell, but also they have changed the architecture of the flower so that the pollination could be more efficient. The body shape of bees has evolved to help them to reach easier the nectar, and the appearance of numerous setae on the bee's body enabled to pollen to easier to attach to them
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