Pollination Mechanisms and Pollinator Syndromes
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A pollinator syndrome is a matched set of flower traits — color, scent, shape, reward — suited to a specific pollinator, extending Bio 2203's coevolution.
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Bat-pollinated flowers open at night, pale and scented; wind-pollinated flowers stay small, scentless, producing abundant lightweight pollen instead.
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A flower's syndrome predicts its typical pollinator statistically, not by guarantee — unmatched pollinators still occasionally visit.