In much of North and South America,if a plant produces bright red flowers with little odor,it is reasonable to assume that it is pollinated by

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Bright red flowers with little odor are often associated with hummingbirds, which have a strong attraction to the color red and are able to hover near flowers to collect nectar. Bees and butterflies are more attracted to flowers with a sweet fragrance, while moths are typically attracted to white or pale flowers that are open at night. Ants are not typically effective pollinators as they do not actively seek out or transfer pollen.

In Much of North and South America,if a Plant Produces