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How does butterfly act as an agent of pollination?
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- When the butterfly goes to another flower for nectar, the pollen grain that have stuck to it’s legs fall on that flower.
- In this way, pollen from anther of one flower gets dusted onto the stigma of another flower.
- In this process both butterfly and flowers are benifited: one gets nectar and the other gets pollinated.
- When the butterfly goes to another flower for nectar, the pollen grain that have stuck to it’s legs fall on that flower.
- In this way, pollen from anther of one flower gets dusted onto the stigma of another flower.
- In this process both butterfly and flowers are benifited: one gets nectar and the other gets pollinated.
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