10-07-2025, 10:12 AM
Thanks MFI.
Fascinating info about the orchid.
The more I learn (much of it I've learned from you - thanks) about the clever adaptions in the natural world, the more I'm in awe of the wonders of evolution.
Nowhere is it more striking than in the complicated and very successful co-evolution of flowers and their pollinators. Some hummingbirds evolve long curved beaks that perfectly fit the structures of certain flowers - to the benefit of both. The same things is true about numerous insect pollinators.
Fascinating info about the orchid.
The more I learn (much of it I've learned from you - thanks) about the clever adaptions in the natural world, the more I'm in awe of the wonders of evolution.
Nowhere is it more striking than in the complicated and very successful co-evolution of flowers and their pollinators. Some hummingbirds evolve long curved beaks that perfectly fit the structures of certain flowers - to the benefit of both. The same things is true about numerous insect pollinators.
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