Pollination by the wind is known as anemophily. It involves the movement of pollen grains from the anther to the flower's stigma. The following characteristics are present in anemophilous flowers: The flowers are really little. They lack vibrant colours in their petals. The flower doesn't have any scent. Anthers are quite adaptable. Wheat, maize, grasses, etc. are a few examples.

A developed and fertilised ovule is a seed. A female egg cell is fertilised by a male gamete inside the embryo sac of an ovule, resulting in the formation of a seed. The number of seeds that can develop is equal to the number of ovules, but typically not all ovules produce seeds. The embryo, endosperm, and seed coat are the three fundamental components of a normal seed.

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