The Queen Anne's Lace (Daucus carota or wild carrot) is so aptly named for its intricate flower structure.
And see that red flower in the middle of the "lace"? Here's the reason why it's there: Link
The Queen Anne's Lace (Daucus carota or wild carrot) is so aptly named for its intricate flower structure.
And see that red flower in the middle of the "lace"? Here's the reason why it's there: Link
And I suppose the real reason there's a red spot in the middle is to attract pollinating insects....?
Regarding whether the red spot in the middle is to attract pollinating insects, it makes sense ... but insects (like bees, for instance) "see" the world very differently.