Cross pollination - when the pollen grains from the anther of one flower get transferred to the stigma of a flower of another plant of the same kind is called cross pollination

When pollen grains from the anther get transferred to the stigma of the same plant, It is called self pollination. This type of pollination can only happen in bisexual flowers such as orchids and peas.

Cross Pollination-

When pollen grains from the anther of one flower get transferred to the stigma of a flower of another plant of the same kind, It is called Cross (x) Pollination. It can take place in both Monosexual and bisexual flowers. Flowers of Mango and apple show Cross Pollination.

The process in which pollen grains travel from the anther to the stigma from the same flower is known as self pollination.

Cross pollination-

When pollen grains move to another flower and stick to the stigma of another flower through agents of pollination is known as cross pollination.

When pollen grains from the anther of a flower of a plant get transferred to the stigma of a flower of another plant of the same species, it is known as cross pollination. Eg- apples and mangos

2-when the pollen grains from the anther get transferred to the stigma of another flower of another plant of the same kind it is called cross pollination

Cross pollination - when the anther of a flower is transferred to the stigma of another plant with the help of a pollinator is called cross pollination

When pollen from the anther of a flower gat transferred to the stigma of a flower of another plant of same kind, it is called cross pollination. It can take place in both monosexual and bisexual flower. Flower of apple and mango shows cross pollination.

Self pollination

When pollen grains from the anther get transferred to the stigma of same flower or another flower of same plant, it is called self pollination such as orchids and peas.

Cross pollination- This type of flower in which the pollen grains from the anthers is transferred from the flower of the same kind . This can happens in monosexual and bisexual flower. Example- Mango

Cross pollination- when the pollen grains from the anther of one flower get transferred to the stigma of a flower of another plant of the same kind, it is called cross pollination.

Cross Pollination- When pollen grains from anther of one flower get transferred to the stigma of another plant of the same kind, it is called cross pollination.It can happen in both monosexual and bisexual flower. Apple and mango shows cross pollination

When pollen grains from the anther get transfers to the stigma of same flower or to the stigma of the same plant is called as self pollination. This happens only in bisexual plants such as orchids and peas.

Cross pollination

When pollen grains from the anther of one get transferred to the stigma of the flower of another flower of same kind, it is called cross pollination it can take place in both bisexual and monosexual flowers of mango and apples show cross pollination

Cross pollination this type of flower in which the pollen grains from the anthers is transferred from the flower of same kind. This can happen in monosexual and bisexual flower. Example mango .

When pollen grains from the anther are transferred to stigma of the same flower or another flower of a same plant it is called self pollination. This happens only in bisexual flowers ,for eg orchids and peas

Cross Pollination

When pollen grains from the anther of one flower get transferred to the stigma of a flower of another plant of same kind , it is called cross pollination.This happens in both bisexual and unisexual flowers, for eg pumpkin, papaya etc.

When the pollen grains from the anther of one flower get transferred to the stigma of a flower of another plant of the same kind it is called cross pollination.

Self pollination

When pollen grains from the anther get transferred to the stigma of the same plant it is called self pollination.

cross pollination - when pollen grains from the anther of one flower get transferred to the stigma of another plant of the same kind is called cross pollination . It can happen in both monosexual and bisexual flower. Apples shows cross pollination

Cross pollination- When the pollen grains from the anther of one flower get transferred to the stigma of a flower of another plant of the same kind, it is called cross pollination. It can take place in both bisexual and monosexual flowers. Flowers of mango and apples show cross pollination

When the pollen grains from the anthers of one flower get transferred to the stigma of a flower of another plant of the same kind, it is called cross pollination.

The bee travel to another flower of the same type of plant

The transfers the pollen grains to the stigma of the other flower

Self pollination-

Pollen grains released from stamen

Pistil of the same flower collect pollen grains

Cross pollination- when the pollen grain from the anther of a flower gets pollinated to the stigma of a flower of the same kind, it is called cross pollination

When pollen from the anther of one flower get transferred to the stigma of a flower of another plant of the same kind, it is called cross pollination.It can take place in both bisexual and monosexual flowers . Flowers of mango and apples shows cross pollination.

Self pollination:

When pollen grains from the anther get transferred to the stigma of the same flower on the same plant ,is called self pollination.This happens only in bisexual flowers, such as orchids and peas.

Cross Pollination-When pollen grains from stigma of one flower get transferred to stigma of a flower of another plant of the same type , it is called cross pollination. It can take place in both monosexual and bisexual flower. Flower of mango and apple show crooss pollination.

When pollen grains from the anther get transferred to the stigma of the same flower or to the stigma of another flower on the same plant, it is called self - pollination, for eg orchids and peas.

Cross pollination

When the pollen grains from the anther of one flower get transferred to the stigma of a flower of another plant of the same kind , it is called cross - pollination, for eg flower of mango and apples show cross pollination.

When the pollen grains from the anther of one flower get transferred to the stigma of a flower of another plant of the same kind, it is called cross pollinated.

When pollen grains from the anther get transferred to the stigma of giggles the same flower or ot the stigma of

Flowers that have either the stamens or pistils are called Monosexual flowers or incomplete flowers. Eg. Papaya

Bisexual flowers-

Flowers that contain both the stamens and pistils are called bisexual flowers. These types of flowers are also called complete flowers. Eg. Hibiscus

A flower that contains both stamen and pistil is called bisexual or complete flower.

For eg- rose, sunflower, etc

Incomplete flower

A flower that contains either stamen or pistil is called mono sexual or incomplete flower.

For eg- pumpkin, papaya

The flower that either contains stamen or pistil is known as monosexual flower.

Bisexual-

The flower that contains both stamen and pistil is called bisexual flower.eg Hibiscus

2- A flower containing both the stamen and the pistil is called as bisexual or complete flower

The flower which either contains only stamen or pistil is called as mono sexual or unisexual. This is also called as incomplete flower.

Example, watermelon

Bisexual flower

A flower which contains both pistil and stamen is called as bisexual or complete flower

Example, mango

Bisexual flower- a flower that contains both the stamen and pistil is called a bisexual flower or an complete flower.

A flower that contains either only stamen or only the pistil is called a monosexual or unisexual flower. This type flower is also called an incomplete flower.

Complete flower

A flower that contains both the stamen and pistil is called a bisexual flower.

Incomplete flower- A flower that contains either only pistil or stamen is called monosexual flower. Example coconut and watermelon.

A flower that contains either stamen or pistil is called monosexual or unisexual flower and is also known as complete flower

Example- Papaya and pumpkin

Complete Flower

A flower that contains both stamen and pistil is called bisexual flower and also known as complete flower

Example- rose and sunflower

Bisexual- Flowers that have both stamen and pistil are called bisexual flower. They are also called called complete flower. Examples- Mango and sunflower.

A flower which contains either only stamen or only the pistil is called a monosexual flower.

Bisexual flowers-

A flower that contains both the stamen and the pistil is called a bisexual flower.

2) Androecium - Stamen - anther, filament

3)Corolla - petals

4) Calx- sepals

Examples rose, mango, sunflower and brinjal are some examples of bisexual flower.

Incomplete flower - A flower that contains either only pistil or only stamen is called monosexual flower or unisexual flower or incomplete flower.

Examples watermelon, pumpkin, papaya and coconut are some examples of monosexual .

Bisexual - the flower in which both the stamen and the pistil is called a complete flower or bisexual flower

The flower that contain only stamen or pistil is called monosexual or an unisexual or a incomplete flower

Bisexual-

The flower that contains both the stamen and pistil is called bisexual or complete flower

1)Gynoecium-Pistil-1)Stigma

2)Style

3)Ovary-Ovule

2)Androecium-Stamen-1)Anther

2)Filament

Pistil/carpel

Stigma style ovary with ovules

Androecium-

Stamen,anther,filament,male reproductive cells

1)Gynoecium- pistil

1) stigma

2) style

3)ovary

2)androecium-stamen

1)anther

2) filament

Androcium- Anthers and filament

Calyx-sepals

Corolla- petals

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pedical

Style ovary-ovule

2.Androecium-stamen-anther

filament

Gynoceium - 1 stigma

2 style

3 ovary ovules

2 Androceium- 1 Anther

2 Filament

Bisexual flower - A flower that contains either the pistil or the stamen is called bisexual flowers. This type of flower is also known as bisexual flower.

1. Gynoecium pistils -stigma, style, ovary (ovules)

2. Androecium stamen- anther, filament

2. Style

3. Ovary ( with ovules )

Androecium - Stamen - 1. Anther

- 2. Filament

Monosexual plant that is not incomplete flower like orchid

2)Androecium-stamen 1) anther 2)Filament

Androecium - anther and filament

Calyx sepals

Corolla - petals

This type of flower can either have stamen or pistils are called mono sexual flowers or incomplete flowers. Example papaya.

Bisexual flower-

A flower that contain both the stamen and pistils are called bisexual flowers. This type of flower is also called complete flower. Example hibiscus

Monosexual flower-The flower that contains either stamen or pistil are called monosexual flowers. It is also known as incomplete flowers eg-papaya

Gynoecium - pistil

1. Stigma

2. Style

3. Ovary with ovule

Androecium - stamen

1. Anther

2. Filament

In the androecium or the male reproductive cells = stamen = 1 Anther 2 Filament

A flower which contains either only stamen or only the pistil is called a monosexual or unisexual flower , for examples coconut , pumpkin , watermelon , papaya.

Bisexual flower

A flower that contains both the stamen and pistil is called a bisexual or a complete flower , for examples Mango, rose and sunflower.

2)The gynoecium is made up of a single pistil or a collection of pistils ( also called carpels).

3)corolla - petals

4)calyx- sepals

A flower which contains either only stamen or only the pistil is called a monoseual or uniseual flower.

bisexual

A flower that contains both the stamen and pistil is called bisexual flower or a complete flower.

1.stigma

1. Gynoecium- pistil -2. Style

   Overy ovule

2. Androecium-stamen-anther ,filament

2-style

3-ovary

Androecium— STAMEN -1 anther

2- filament

Monosexual or unisexual flowers- the that only contains either only Stamen or only the pistil is called monosexual or unisexual.

Androecium- Anther , Filament , stamen.

Calyx- sepals

Corolla- Petals

2) calyx = sepals

3) corolla = petals

4) Androecium = stamens = 1) anther , 2) filament

5) ovary = ovules

Pistil /carpel

Stigma style ovary

Androecium

Stemen anther filament

1.gynoecium-pistil

Stigma

Style

Ovary

Ovule

2. Androecium-stamen

Anther

Filament

A flower which contains either only stamen or only the pistil is called a monosexual or unisexual flower this type of flower is also called an incomplete flower.papaya.

Androecium = stigmen- 1-Anther2-Filament.

Filament

Ovule

Stigma

Style

Ovary

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