If experience/observation leads us to believe "... it seems clear that most orchid pollinators do not coevolve with the orchids they pollinate.." then what is going on?

It seems 'reasonable' to me that the more (attractive, stronger, 'you pick it') the blossom AND the pollinator the more likely the plant would survive. Not necessarly the pollinator because many of the blossoms are 'sex' objects and really doesn't do the next generation of pollinator a lot of good.

What am I missing?

Jerry in IN


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