Can anyone help me with some Trivia.
Are Insects attracted to flowers for the scent, and is the smell related to how sexualy active the flower is in its life cycle.
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Personally I doubht it as normally the worst smelling flowers attrackt most inseckts...
the flower is a place of refuge for the insect,it can hide in there.just the same as a mans organ might need to find a hiding place
as for the smell we wont go into that at least for now.
i hope u got your meds nonsmoker.
"The flowers rely on the bugs to carry
their pollen from one plant to another,
and the insects rely on the flowers to provide nectar.
Flowers produces fragrances that
entice insects to their nectar. The
fragrance can attract a bug looking
for food or a mate. When they hit the
center of the flower, they collect
pollen on their legs which they carry
with them to the next flower."
I presume the Insects have noses or is it a different way of smelling. Looking good as usual. Nessa
thats just what i was trying to say.
u explained it slightly better id say