Food supply Quote by Richard M. Ketchum
““The purpose was to insure that their regular pollinators - animals that would best serve the plant, not chance visitors that raided its pollen and nectar - would be most likely to revisit it. Flowers that are fertilized by bees, for instance, are hardly ever red since most bees have difficulty seeing this color. The motion of certain flowers in the wind apparently attracts some animal pollinators, while other flowers display patterns of color - dots or lines that converge at the entrance to the food supply to lead the insect to it.””
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Richard M. Ketchum
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