Some flowers bloom in spring, but some in summer.
And there’re even flowers that bloom only in winter?
Why do they bloom in different seasons?
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Competition + Evolution. Living things compete for resources. Imagine all flowers bloomed at once. Flowers that are pollinated by the same insects would struggle to all get pollinated.
Because of this, there are evolutionary advantages for blooming during different times and different ways causing plants to diverge from one another over many many years.
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