Question

Will geographical isolation be a major factor in the speciation of a self pollinating plant species why or why nor

Answer 1

No, because it doesn't need another plant to perform reproduction. It can pollinate with itself.

Answer 2

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In a pollination of plant species, geographical isolation can’t be a serious think about evolution, as a result of no new attribute will become a component of the genetic makeup in a very pollination plant species. However, there are some possibilities of some environmental changes which could result in some variations.