In fig-wasp mutualism, the fig rewards its wasp pollinator with
ANectar for adult wasps
BDeveloping seeds for larvae
CPollen for the wasp colony
DSap tapped from stems
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Developing seeds for larvae
In return for pollination, some developing fig seeds feed the growing wasp larvae.
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