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Which of the following is the wrong match between the plant and its character for adaptation of cross pollination?

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Zostera - Bright coloured flowers with nectar

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Bougainvillea - Petaloid bracts

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Passion Flower - Corona

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Adansonia - Copious nector

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Solution

The correct option is A Zostera - Bright coloured flowers with nectar
Zostera possesses long thin ribbon like leaves and have flowers enclosed within sheath at the leaf base area. They are not bright coloured flowers but are aquatic plants commonly known as eelgrass.
So, the correct option is A.

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