All the aquatic plants cannot use water for pollination - do you agree with this
statement? Why?
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Yes I agree with it. This is done as flowers of a waterborne plant may release pollen grains from is anther in water. This pollen grains are carried to the stigma of the flower of another planet of the same kind by water currents causing pollination. The plant such as hydrilla get pollinated through water.
Since all aquatics are not able to do so. Hence, all aquatic plants can't use water for pollination.
Since all aquatics are not able to do so. Hence, all aquatic plants can't use water for pollination.
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Yes, not necessary that all water plants are pollinated by the water.
Explanation:
Pollination refers to a process that is associated with the release of pollen grains from the anther and then carried to the female reproductive structure through vectors.
For the flowering species which grows in water, the plants produce small flowers which releases pollen into the water which is carried to the female stigma by water currents but there are known species of plants in which the water does not act as a vector like the Lotus, Water lily and many others.
In water lily and lotus, the flowers are present above the surface of the water which is pollinated by the insects and the wind.
To learn more:
1. Aquatic habitat: https://brainly.in/question/7500894
2. Pollination: https://brainly.in/question/9585926
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