Name the flower structure indicated by the arrow.
Petal
A plant cannot absorb enough water because these structures are damaged.
Roots
Bees and butterflies are examples of these.
Pollinators
Most energy used by plants and animals originally comes from this.
The Sun
This brightly colored flower is open during the day. Which pollinator would most likely be attracted to it?

Butterfly/Bees
Name the flower structure indicated by the arrow.
Pistil
Water enters the roots but cannot travel to the leaves because this structure is damaged.
Stem
This powdery substance sticks to a bee as it visits a flower.
Pollen
Plants are called these because they make their own food.
Producers
This flower produces lots of sweet nectar and has a shape perfect for a long beak. Which pollinator would most likely visit it?

Hummingbird
The arrow points to the part inside the seed that will grow into a new plant.
Baby plant/embyro
A plant has water and carbon dioxide but gets no sunlight. This process cannot occur normally.
Photosynthesis
Bright colors, scents, and nectar all help flowers do this.
Attract pollinators
Plants make this type of food during photosynthesis.
glucose/sugar
According to the graph, which pollinator prefers purple flowers?

Butterfly
These open flowers are ready for this process
Pollination
A flower's pollen never reaches its stigma. This process did not occur.
Pollination
During pollination, pollen travels from the stamen to this sticky structure.
stigma
This green pigment absorbs sunlight and helps plants make food.
Chlorophyll
This flower blooms at night. Which pollinator would most likely visit it?

Bat
In this diagram, the arrow leaving the leaves represents this gas.
Oxygen
Without successful pollination, these structures may not form.
seeds
According to the graph, this flower color received the most butterfly visits.
Purple
Sun → plant → rabbit. The rabbit gets its energy by doing this.
Eating the plant
One pollinator visited red flowers 6 times but did not visit yellow or purple flowers. Which pollinator was it?

Hummingbird