Some plants have flowers that are brightly coloured and produce nectar. What is the main purpose of these adaptations?
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Step 1: Bright colours and nectar are "rewards" and signals for animals (insects/birds).
Step [2-9]: These animals move from flower to flower, carrying pollen.
Step [2-9]: This process (pollination) is essential for the plant to reproduce.
Correct answer: To attract pollinators for reproduction
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