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Nectar guides become 'visible' to bees b...

Nectar guides become 'visible' to bees because they are

A

Colourless areas which absorb ultraviolet radiations

B

Coloured spots which reflect ultraviolet rays

C

Colourless spots which neither absorb nor reflect ultra-voilet rays

D

Coloured spots which neither absorb nor reflect ultra-violet rays.

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B
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