Flowers pollinated by ______ are most likely to produce no nectar, have dull colors, are relatively small, and have the sexes separated on the same plant.

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Wind-pollinated flowers typically do not produce nectar, have dull colors, are small, and often have separate male and female flowers on the same plant to facilitate pollen dispersal by the wind.

Flowers Pollinated by ______ Are Most Likely to Produce No