What is the purpose of the dense hairs around the flowers of the woolly lousewort?
a.
the dense hairs keep moisture off the flower.
b.
the dense hairs trap heat from the sun.
c.
the dense hairs protect the flower from caribou.
d.
the dense hairs keep the flower’s seeds from blowing away.

The dense haris around the flowers of the woolly lousewort are vital because they trap heat from the sun. So the correct option is B. Hope this helps a lot 

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