Answer:
Plants use electric fields to communicate with bees, scientists have learned.
Bumblebees are able to find and decipher weak electric signals emitted by flowers, according to the study.
Tests revealed that bees can distinguish between different floral fields, as if they were petal colours. The electric signals may also let the insects know if another bee has recently visited a flower.
Explanation:
How bees detect the fields is unknown, but the researchers suspect the electrostatic force might make their hair bristle. A similar hair-raising effect is seen when placing one's head close to an old-style TV screen.
Flowers were already known to use bright colours, patterns and enticing scents to attract pollinators.
The right answer is Wavelengths of energy.
White light is made up of all colors. The rainbow is actually the decomposition of white light by droplets of water like a prism.
Each color corresponds to an electromagnetic radiation of particular frequency and wavelength.
The sensitivity of the eye is maximum around 550 nm, in the yellow-green. The spectrum of visible light ranges from 400 to 780 nm but its perception depends on each individual (tastes and colors ...).
Answer:refer to the process where by earth is formed**in reality no one knows but it governed by theory let's say big bang theory
Cola for sure and if you dont belive me pour cola in a sink and look what happens, what you will see is what happens inside your stomach
