Pollination: Types and Agencies

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Pollination: Types and Agencies: Overview

This topic covers concepts, such as, Pollination,Self Pollination,Autogamy etc.

Important Questions on Pollination: Types and Agencies

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 1

The process that is functionally similar to cross pollination and genetically similar to self-pollination is called:

 

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 2

Which of the following are adaptive floral characteristics of a wind pollinated plant?

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 3

The agents of cross-pollination are

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 4

Which of the following plants are water pollinated?

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 5

In which of the following plants, their flowers would favour cross pollination:

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 6

The pollen tube usually enters the embryo sac

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 7

Pollination occurs in

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 8

What is self sterility in plants ?

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 9

What is an example of Epihydrophily?

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 10

What is an example of Epihydrophily?

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 11

Which of the following is an example of a Epihydrophily-

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 12

What is Epihydrophily ?

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 13

Hypohydrophily occurs in

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 14

What is difference between Hypohydrophily and Epihydrophily ?

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 15

Hypohydrophily occurs in

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 16

Define Hypohydrophily.

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 17

Insect pollinated flowers usually possess

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 18

What do you understand by the term protogyny?

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 19

Which of the following plants are pollinated by bats?

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Biology>Reproduction in Lower and Higher Plants>Pollination: Types and Agencies> Q 20

Which of the following flowers exhibit self sterility?