How does nature favour cross pollination??
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Answer:
see below
Explanation:
cross pollination occurs in two flowers of different plants. this is caused by nature in many ways...
(1) blowing wind
(2) flowing water
(3) insects
(4) animals
Answer:
Explanation:
Nature always wants to get the best set of characters which help it to flourish in adverse conditions. This can only be achieved by having variations in individuals. In self-pollination, there will be fusion of male and female gametes from the same parent plant. Hence, there will no new variant formed and no evolution. However, in cross-pollination, the fusion of two different male and female gametes results in variation in the progeny produced. Hence, nature favours cross-pollination over self-pollination.
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