Question

how does pollen typically travel to a female cone?
birds
water
wind
insects

Explanation:

Pollen in conifers (which have female cones) is typically dispersed by wind. Conifers are gymnosperms, and their pollen is lightweight, allowing wind to carry it to female cones. Birds, water, and insects are less common agents for conifer pollen transfer compared to wind.

Answer:

wind