in pollination if one insect sit on rose pant and caries the pollen grains and then sits on hibiscus plant and drops the rose pollen grains there so, which plant will be formed rose or hibiscus?
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No one will be formed....
jenise200823:
ummm r u sure??
yes as no further fertilization will takes place becoz pollen grain is of rose and the nucleii is of hibiscus na so no fusion will takes places
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Roses are pollinated by insects and this method is called entomophily. The flower is brightly colored and produces nectar. This attracts the insect. When the insect visits the flower pollens stick on its body. When the same insect visits another flower it dusts the pollens on its stigma resulting in pollination.
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