Answer:
Yes. The symbiotic relationship between a bee and a flower is a mutualistic relationship.
Explanation:
A mutual relationship is where two different species of animals help each other and gain benefits from each other.
A Deeper Explanation:
The bee gets it's nectar from the flower,(if it's a honey bee or bumblebee) and gathers pollen.
The flower covers the bee with it's pollen.
The bee goes to another flower, and therefore cross-pollinates the flower it had visited. And the flower the bee has just visited is able to reproduce with the flower the bee had just visited.
