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The petals of the flower are the source of the fragrances. The petals house tiny glands that produce essential, or volatile, oils that vaporize easily, often releasing a distinctive aroma. One flower can make dozens of different essential oils, which mingle to yield the flower's unique fragrance.
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Do flowers smell good?
The flower smells like something good and the smell is the best kind of flower that is out and discovered today. I love the smell of the daisy flower and I grow alot of them in my gardon my life grows just like the daisy flower and I am tall like the daisy flower {8ft, 7in} to be on the spot. U r the bomb
Is flower color a characteristic or a trait?
A flower is a characteristic for the entire family of that plant. It incorporates some traits also, such as flower color, smell and floral biology etc. Characteristics of flower help in plant identification to a greater extent.
Does Super Moss Preserved Sheet Moss smell?
No. I've used this moss before and it does not smell like anything other than a botanical or dried flower bouquet.
Do all roses smell the same?
no No. It depends on what type of pollinators the flower is trying to attract. Some are attracted to scents, hence perfumed flowers, and some are attracted to color or shape, which is why flowers come in all colors and shapes.
Why are some flowers fragrant and others odorless?
The scent produce by flowers is actually used to attract pollinators. For scented plants, these are usually insects as most birds (there are a few exceptions) don't really have a sense of smell. Flowers produce chemicals which emanate into the air, some scientists think it help attract pollinating insects and even food for some, but be aware much of the information is conjecture, there is very little information on this subject, at best it sounds reasonable. The primary reason flowers have scent is to attract pollinators. These insects spread the flower's pollen and the flower can fulfill its purpose, which is reproduction. Usually these scents are also pleasant to a human's sense of smell but not always. Over the centuries, flowers have specialized their scent to attract certain insects and repel others. For example, the Rafflesia and the North American paw paw smell like rotting meat to attract flies, which will then spread the flower's pollen and aid in reproduction. The essential oils, or aromatic compounds, found in flowers produce scent. These oils are a combination of chemical acids and alcohol. The amount and ratio of oil and alcohol gives flower their individual fragrances.
Do you use force to smell a flower?
no you use greantant musels to smell a flower
How does horrible smell accomplish the carrion flower?
The smell is used to attract flies which pollinate the flower.
Do daisy flower has smell?
The flower smells like something good and the smell is the best kind of flower that is out and discovered today. I love the smell of the daisy flower and I grow a lot of them in my garden my life grows just like the daisy flower and I am tall like the daisy flower {8ft, 7in} to be on the spot. U r the bomb
Why grass flower smell nice?
no they don't smell
What is the smell of tulip flower?
The scent of a flower, or plant, is what it smells like.
What is the purpose of smell in a flower?
The smell attracts the insects that pollinate the flowers.
What smell have a jasmine flower?
fire
What is essence of flower?
Its the Extract or smell
How does a flower attract pollination?
By the smell
Smell of sampaguita?
Fragrant flower
In Wolf's Rain what is the flower they smell?
The Lunar Flow. Or, Cheza. The Lunar Flower is the name of the flower, but the flower turns out to be Cheza.
Does a orchid flower smell?
Some do and some don't. Some have an awful smell.
