How do the pollen grains of vallisneria protect themselves?
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the pollination in vallisneria is occurs though the agency of water .in most of the water pollinated plants there is mucilaginous covering on the pollen grains which protect it from wetting
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the pollination in vallisneria is occurs though the agency of water .in most of the water pollinated plants there is mucilaginous covering on the pollen grains which protect it from wetting
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- As the pollination of Vallisneria puts up with using water, the pollen grains are covered by a mucilaginous layer that safeguards the pollen from water.
- In Vallisneria, the female flower enters the surface of the water by the long stalk and the male flower or pollen grains are discharged into the surface of the water.
- They are held up by water currents entering the female flowers and the stigma.
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