Why do you think the relationship between a bee and a flower is considered MUTUALISM? *
A. The nectar from the flower is beneficial to the bee.
B. The pollen grains transferred from one flower to another by the bee benefit the flower.
C. Because of the good things that happen to both, the bee and the flower benefit one another.
D. The flower benefits from the bee while the bee is not affected.
A. The nectar from the flower is beneficial to the bee.
B. The pollen grains transferred from one flower to another by the bee benefit the flower.
C. Because of the good things that happen to both, the bee and the flower benefit one another.
D. The flower benefits from the bee while the bee is not affected.
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Why do you think the relationship between a bee and a flower is considered MUTUALISM? *
A. The nectar from the flower is beneficial to the bee.
B. The pollen grains transferred from one flower to another by the bee benefit the flower.
C. Because of the good things that happen to both, the bee and the flower benefit one another.
D. The flower benefits from the bee while the bee is not affected.
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MUTUALISIM - both species benefit from each other.
° Bee and a Flower - Bee's hairy legs collect pollens and transfer them to the stigma of the flower. While bee gathers nectar from the flower.