Define:-
(a) Entemophily
(b) Hydrophily
(c) Anaemophily
(d) Myrmecophily
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It means the transfer of pollen grain by insects is called entomophily. Ento means insect and phily means to love.
Hydrophily is a fairly uncommon form of pollination whereby pollen is distributed by the flow of waters, particularly in rivers and streams.
Anemophily or wind pollination is a form of pollination whereby pollen is distributed by wind.
Myrmecophilly refers to the association between ant and other organisms. Ants show this kind of association with plants, fungi and arthropods etc.
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- When pollination takes place with the help of insect the condition is called Entemophily and the flowers are called Entemophilous.
- Flowers are attractive and with fragrance.
- Flowers are with nectar and present singly.
- Stigma is sticky and receptive.
- Anthers are basifixed and dorsifixed.
- Pollen grains are spiny in nature.
- Common insects which acts as a carrier are butterfly, moth, bettles, flies and bees. Bees are common agent which shows 80% of total insect pollination.
- When pollination takes place with the help of water the condition is known as hydrophily and the flowers are called hydrophilous.
- Flowers are without attractiveness.
- Flowers without nectar.
- Flowers are without fragrance.
- Flowers are commonly unisexual present on dioeceius plants.
- When pollination takes place with the help of wind, the condition is known as Anaemophily and the flower is Anaemophilous.
- Flowers are without attractiveness and without fragrance.
- Anthers are versatile means can swing according to wind direction.
- Pollen grains are produced in large numbers and they are very light in weight.
- Stigma is large and feathery to trap pollen.
- It is most primitive type of pollination mostly produce unisexual flowers.
- Pollination of plants by ants is called as Myrmecophily.
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