Biology, asked by manav104, 1 year ago

how do pollen grains adapt themselves

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Answered by Bilal12th
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Plants adapted for insect pollination have colourful petals and nectar to attract the insects, and 'sticky' pollenthat sticks to the insects when they visit the flowers. ... Plants adapted for wind pollination have small, lightpollen so that it can be carried by the wind. They have feathery stigmas to catch the pollen.

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Answered by manika13
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They have a thick coating on themselves which protects the grain from different types of weather conditions....
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