Biology, asked by vinitaajaysingh31, 8 months ago

enlist the 4 out breeding devices of an angiosperm​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The outbreeding devices in angiosperm plants that encourage cross-pollination are: Dicliny- Flowers are unisexual so that self-pollination is not possible. Prepotency: Pollen grains of another flower germinate more rapidly over the stigma than the pollen grains of the same flower (example apple and grape).

Answered by hanshikavijetha
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the out breeding devices in angiosperms plants that encourage cross pollination are:

dicliny- flowers are unisexual so that self pollination is not possible ...the plants may be monoecious ,that is ,bearing male and female on different plants (example-mulberry and papaya)

prepotency- pollen grains of another flower germinate more rapidly over the stigma than the pollen grains of the same flower (example-apple and grapes)

self sterility- pollen grains of a flower do not germinate on the stigma of the same flower due to the presence of the similar self sterile genes

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