Biology, asked by sakshi2052, 1 year ago

In a normal flowers which open and expose the anthers and stigma,complete autogamy is rather rare. What conditions are required in such flowers for autogamy to occur?​

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Answered by marshallallan6
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  1. Chasmogamous Flower: When a flower exposes its anthers and stigma, the flower is open to pollination from any other flower. This condition is called chasmogamy and such a flower is called chasmogamous flower. Complete autogamy is rare in chasmogamous flower. Perfect synchronization between pollen release and stigma receptivity is required in such flowers to allow self-pollination.
Answered by anmol8626
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Answer:

1. The stamens and stigma of a bisexual flower shpould mature at around same time

2. Self compatibility for self-pollination.

3. Chasmogamy so that the anther of the same flower remain inside flower and other foriegn anther dont fertilize the flower

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