Answer:
Butterflies are less efficient than bees at moving pollen between plants. ... Nectar guides present; May be clusters of small flowers (goldenrods, Spirea).
what is pollination of butterfly called?
Psychophily. Pollinated by butterflies. Sapromyiophily. Pollinated by carrion or dung flies. Sphingophily.
do butterflies get pollen or nectar?
However, butterflies are attracted to flowers almost entirely for feeding on nectar. They do not intentionally seek or collect pollen for food for their young as do bees. Some pollen may become attached to their mouthparts, legs or bodies as they draw nectar from flowers, but not nearly as much as is found on bees.
