Discussion
In flowers pollinated by insects, the pollen grains are
Answer: B
Insect-pollinated flowers have pollen that is rough and sticky, often with spines or a sticky coating, so it clings to a visiting insect.
Wind-pollinated pollen is the opposite: small, smooth, dry and light, produced in enormous quantity so that a little of it reaches a stigma by chance.
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