Which of the following plants employs ‘sexual deceit’ to get pollination done by a species of bee?

Orchid plants deceive their pollinator, which is a wasp, so as to carry out pollination. 

• The petals of Ophrys have an uncanny resemblance with the female wasp.
• The petals also produce pheromones similar to the female.
• This lures the male wasp towards the plant.
• The wasp ‘pseudo-copulates’ the plant.
• In this process, the pollen grains of the orchid plant get stuck on the body of the pollinator (Wasp) and in the another cycle of pseudo-copulation these pollen grains reach the new orchid plants and get pollinated.