one feature of a flower that is trying to attract the Hummingbird moth is nectar because the hummingbird moth gets attracted by the sweet smell of nectar. Yes, I do think that flowers would be more reproductively successful if they adapted to more than just the needs of one pollinator. I think this because if there was only one pollinator for that certain flower, and the pollinator goes extinct, then the flower will also become extinct. When there is more than one pollinator for the flower, and one of the pollinators goes extinct, then there will still be another one that will be able to pollinate the flower.

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One feature of a flower that attracts the Hummingbird moth is nectar, as the moth is drawn to the sweet smell. Flowers would be more successful reproductively if they adapted to multiple pollinators, as it decreases the risk of extinction if one pollinator disappears.