Fig. 2.1 shows a plant called the ghost plant and a magnified diagram of its flower. It is called a ghost plant because it is often completely white in colour. Cells of the ghost plant do not contain chloroplasts. [Figure 2.1]

1. (a)From the appearance of the flower, suggest how it is pollinated. Give a reason for your answer. how the flower is pollinated ................................................................................................................................. reason ...................................................................................................................................................................[2]
2. (b)(i)From the information given in Fig. 2.2, name the producer.[1]
3. (b)(ii)The flow of nutrients in the feeding relationship is shown by the arrow on Fig. 2.2. Suggest three nutrients that flow from the tree to the ghost plant. 1 2 3[3]
4. (c)Suggest why the leaves of the ghost plant do not possess stomata or large intercellular spaces.[5]

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