Biology, asked by aish14, 1 year ago

removal of stamens from flower to prevent self pollination

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Answered by AionAbhishek
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Emasculation is the process of removal of the stamens from the flower to prevent self pollination .
Answered by MaidenOfSwords
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The process of removal of samens to prevent self pollination is called emasculation. Many farmers use this technique for a better crop.
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