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Biotic Agents for Cross Pollination

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Which of the following are not biotic pollinators?

A

Air

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B

Insects

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C

Water

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D

Birds

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Solution

The correct options are
A
Air

C
Water

Biotic pollinators are the living organisms that help in pollination.

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