Question

a scientist discovers a new plant that has vascular tissue and produces seeds it has brightly colored scented flowers what type of plant did the scientist discover how might this plant be pollinated and what would lead you to draw that conclusion

Answer 1

The plant should be insect pollinated. The bright color and the scent is used to attract the insects, therfore it is a type of plant that is insect pollinated

Answer 2

Answer:

This plant is probably an angiosperm and its pollination is through insects.

Explanation:

We can conclude that this plant is an angiosperm because it is a plant that produces seeds.

Angiosperms produce root, stem, leaf, flower, seed and fruit. Considering these structures, note that in relation to gymnosperms, angiosperms present two "novelties": flowers and fruits.

Flowers can be eye-catching in color and shape; They also often give off a pleasant odor and produce a sugary liquid - nectar - that feeds the bees and other insects that will be responsible for pollination. There are also flowers that do not have colorful pieces, are not fragrant and do not produce nectar.