When a bee, or an ant, beetle, moth or butterfly visits a flower for food, it simultaneously, and without knowing it, performs another vital functions by carrying pollen from one plant to another. But not all flowers are visited by insects. A reliable guide to those that are, is their flamboyance, if the petals are large and colourful, if they smell sweet, it is because the plant needs to attract insects. Some plants have flowers which are graceful but not showy and therefore of no interest to insects. In this case the pollen in carried by the wind. Most flowers manufacture these minute grains called pollen which must be transferred to another flower of the same type before they can make seeds.
Which one of the following is correct?
The fact that some flowers are flamboyant implies

Options

A. that some plants do not need pollination
B. that we can distinguish between flowers pollinated by insects and those that are not
C. that flowers are more important to some plants than they are to others.
D. that bright colours are important to all flowers

Answer

B

Explanation

The fact that some flowers are flameboyant implies that we can distinguish between flowers pollinated by insects and those that are not. Flamboyance is a trait of insects which helps us in understanding pollination done by insects or by winds.