Water-pollinated flowers have pollen grains that are:
- ALight and smooth
- BSticky
- CDry
- DMore than one of the above
- ENone of the above
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Correct answer: (a) Light and smooth
Explanation
In water-pollinated plants (such as Vallisneria and sea grasses), the pollen grains are light and often long, and a mucilage coat keeps them from getting wet as water carries them.
Sticky pollen is typical of insect-pollinated flowers.