Using scientific concepts and terms describe how the Bucket Orchid can temporarily “hold” onto the bee’s body while it glues the pollen sacs to the bees back. In other words, what type of plant “movement” (aka. response) would this most likely be described as? Please watch the YouTube link to answer the question. An Orchid’s Trap https://youtu.be/_uHJGdTgtXE

Using scientific concepts and terms describe how the Bucket Orchid can temporarily “hold” onto the bee’s body while it glues the pollen sacs to the bees back. In other words, what type of plant “movement” (aka. response) would this most likely be described as? Please watch the YouTube link to answer the question. An Orchid’s Trap https://youtu.be/_uHJGdTgtXE

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Chapter11: The Great Communicator

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