List threestrategies that a bisexual flower can evolve to prevent self pollination
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self incompatibility, herkogamy, heteromorphism
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The three strategies that a bisexual flower can evolve in order to prevent self pollination are as follows :-
- The release of pollen grains and the receptivity of the stigma are not synchronised.
- The anther and stigma are positioned in such a way that the pollen grain can not come in contact with the stigma of the same flower to which it belongs.
- The flower can evolve to have self-incompatibilty.
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