Question

Define cross pollination.Name the two contrivances that favor it in describe any two of them

Answer 1

the transfer of pollen grains from the stamens produced in one flower to the stigma of another flower of the same kind or species and which is blooming on a different plant is called cross pollination.

Answer 2

The pollen grains are transferred from stamens of one flower to stigma of a different flower of a same species blooming on another plant.

This process is called as cross pollination.

The two contrivances of cross pollination are it is preferred by the nature itself.

A huge number of the bisexual flowers and all unisexual flowers are cross pollinated naturally.

Answer 3

The pollen grains are transferred from stamens of one flower to stigma of a different flower of a same species blooming on another plant.

This process is called as cross pollination.

The two contrivances of cross pollination are it is preferred by the nature itself.

A huge number of the bisexual flowers and all unisexual flowers are cross pollinated naturally.

Answer 4

The pollen grains are transferred from stamens of one flower to stigma of a different flower of a same species blooming on another plant.

This process is called as cross pollination.

The two contrivances of cross pollination are it is preferred by the nature itself.

A huge number of the bisexual flowers and all unisexual flowers are cross pollinated naturally.