Earwigs, slugs, and snails eat annual flowers out of gardens.
Being a woman myself, the answer is the Fallopian tubes.
The correct answer is option B. Wind-pollinated plants rely on large quantities of pollen grains.
The plants, which pollinate by wind spend less energy in creating attractive structures to attract pollinators, instead they produce many pollen grains, which are light and easy to carry by winds. the pollens are usually dry.
The angiosperm mostly rely on animal pollinator and they have large colorful flowers, which produce nectar to attract the insects or other animals.
The polysomes or polyribosomes, probably linked by the m-rna. Hope this helps!
