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Connections = White Flowers = fragrance = Night Blooming: I had read it somewhere, though unable to recollect the source, that most of night blooming flowers are fragrant and are white in colour. Would love to hear efI members view on it.
Yes … White and other light coloured flowers shine in moonlight and easily seen by pollinators, but fragrance or strong bad smell is more important for these but exclusive for pollinators like bat, that can’t see. This may be useful: Thank you … for this informative link. The connection between bats and pollination was unknown to me. I mean, I was not at all aware if they also play any role as such.
Had written about this and it is available at this link : |
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