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Explain about emasculation​

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Answered by harshjadhav71
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Emasculation is the removal of anthers in a bisexual flower to prevent self-pollination. The female reproductive part is not involved in this process. It is a technique used by plant breeders to obtain the desired variety by crossing a plant with the desired pollen grain obtained by emasculation.

Answered by Anonymous
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Emasculation is the process of removal of anthers in bisexual flowers to prevent self- pollination. ... Pollination: The pollen grains from the desired flower with desired characteristics are transferred to the emasculated flower. The flowers are bagged again.

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