If Andy is drawing an animal that pollinates plants, he could model a hummingbird to represent the pollinator! Squirrels and frogs are not pollinators, and sunflowers are not an animal! Hummingbirds move from flower to flower, spreading pollen to help fertilize plants so new ones can grow.

The items that would best be used to mimic an animal pollinating a flower would be the paintbrush, twig, or the straw. They would be thin enough to fit into the flower and have the end transfer or pick up the pollen. The sponge would be too broad and would not have the right materials for the dust to stick.

Bats fly from plant to plant eatings fruit and picking up pollen as they move. When bats fly, they use their wings. When a bat lands on another plant, some of the powder falls off and is deposited into the stamen of the flower for reproduction. New plants are formed when this pollen is spread, and new seeds form.

When comparing the park with a lake to the parking lot, the observations in the data table show readers that there is less plant diversity in the parking lot. The parking lot is human-made, and there are lots of buildings and cement rather than grass and trees like a natural habitat would have.

The term diverse means to be different or have variety. In the Amazon rainforest, there are about 80,000 species of plants, which shows how many different varieties there are. It is one of the most diverse populations of plants on Earth.

These three habitats are very different, and all contain large plant populations. When comparing the diversity or variety of these habitats, the ocean has the more diverse or varied populations of plants. The ocean has 1 million species compared to 500 or 80,000 species.

The habitat that shows the most diversity in plant species is the jungle. In the jungle photo, there are multiple plant species shown, whereas the desert, Arctic, and grasslands show many fewer varieties of plants. The Amazon rainforest has 80,000 plant species, whereas the Sahara desert only has 500.

The statement is true because plant species are diverse and live in many different habitats around the world. Plants adapt to their environment and are perfectly suited to living in that location. Some habitats feature many species of plants, while others only host a few.

The habitat that shows the least diversity in plant species is the Arctic tundra. In the other environments, there are at least one plant species, if not more. The Amazon jungle is home to nearly 80,000 plant species, and forests house a diverse population of plants as well. The grasslands only show one plant species, but depending on the area, there can be more.