Which of the following are examples of how plants can either benefit or fool herbivores or pollinators? A flower produces nectar to attract bees. A plant produces thorns to deter herbivores. A flower mimics the appearance of a female insect to attract male pollinators. A plant produces a fruit that contains seeds, which are then dispersed by the animal that eats the fruit. A plant grows taller to reach more sunlight.

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