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Why do flowers smell?

  • Written by Richard L. Harkess, Professor of Floriculture and Ornamental Horticulture, Mississippi State University
Why do flowers smell?A floral scent can be enjoyable for a person, but it has an important job for the flower.Richard L. Harkess, CC BY-NDWhy do flowers smell?

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Why do flowers smell? – Henry E., Age 9, Somerville, Massachusetts

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