why do plants prouduse nectar?

Question

flowers grow nekter it is a type of juice

Answer 1

Yes, nectar is to attract pollinating insects and birds that brush the anthers or the pistil while getting the nectar and by doing so transfer the flowers reproductive materials to other flowers as was mentioned but what was not mentioned is that the nectar outside the flower as it drips out will attract predatory insects that devour any plant eating insects that may devour the flower. So it acts like a bodyguard system too!

Answer 2

Plants are the bottom of the food chain. It would be a really short chain if nectar wasn't produced and plants weren't pollinated. Think of all the foods we eat that we can enjoy because of the process of pollination.

How it evolved way back when is a bit of a mystery, that might be a great question, too!

Answer 3

flowers have nectar to reproduce. whilst the insect or chicken lands on the plant nectar gets caught to it. The animal then is going to a various plant and spreads the nectar. Then a sparkling plant ts produced.

Answer 4

The nectar attracts insects, which pollinate the plant in the process of gathering the nectar.

Answer 5

Plants produce nectar to attract bees and other insects to spread their pollen and further their existence

Answer 6

as a way to reproduce. bees land on it, drink some, and some sticks to their legs. as they move on to the next flower and land, they pollinate it from the nectuar they had touched before. its like 3-some flower sex.

Answer 7

To attrct birds 'n bees so that they can cross-pollinate with other flowers.


Doug