A named wind-pollinated flower
Corn/maize, wheat, guinea corn, rice and any correctly named grass.
A named insect-pollinated flower
Okro, melon, pigeon pea, bean, tomato, pawpaw, mango, orange, plantain/banana.
| WIND POLLINATED FLOWER | INSECT POLLINATED FLOWER |
| Small/inconspicuous | Large/conspicuous |
| Dull coloured/unattractive | Brightly colour/attractive |
| Smooth/powdery pollen | Rough/spiky/sticky pollen |
| Large number/numerous pollen | Fewer pollen |
| Pendulous/feathery stigma | Erect and sticky stigma |
| No scent/not sweet-smelling | Have scent/sweet-smelling |
| No nectar | Secrete nectar |
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