Chapter 27.1, Problem 3CYP

Summary Introduction

To explain:

The way by which a flowering plant may coevolve in response to an increase in the body size of its pollinator.

Introduction:

Coevolution is a process in which one species undergoes modifications in its structure in response to the other species that have adapted itself. Hence, both the species are finally fit for each other. Coevolution gives opportunities to flowering plants to attract pollinators to produce many seeds. The best example of coevolution is bees and flowering plants that must contain colorful flowers that cause accommodation of bees.