A bee drinks nectar. - Pollination step 1, Pollen sticks to the bee. - Pollination step 2, The bee flies to a new flower. - Pollination step 3, Pollen sticks to a new flower. - Pollination step 4, Pollen fertilizes the flower. - Pollination step 5, The flower makes seeds. - Pollination step 6, Bees, Bats, Insects, People, Wind, and Birds - Types of Pollinators, Pollen - A fine, yellow powder that sticks to the bee and falls off on to a new flower., Nectar - What bees like to drink from flowers., Pollinators - Needed by pollen to spread to other flowers because it can't move by itself., Pollination - Process used by flowers to make seeds.,

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