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How does a chasmogamous bisexual flower prevent self-pollination?​

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Answered by cpmail1111
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Explanation:

A chasmogamous bisexual flower prevents self-pollination in the following ways: Dichogamy: In this strategy, the release of pollens and the receptivity of stigma are not synchronized. ... This prevents the fertilization of the ovules from the pollen of the same flower.

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

A chasmogamous bisexual flower prevents self-pollination in the following ways: Dichogamy: In this strategy, the release of pollens and the receptivity of stigma are not synchronized. ... This prevents the fertilization of the ovules from the pollen of the same flower.

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