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TYPES OF POLLINATION

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Types of pollination

POLLINATION

ANEMOGAMOUS ENTOMOGAMOUS

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• Pollen grains are transported by the wind.

• For this reason, the flowers are not attractive (as they do not need to attract animals), and they produce a lot of pollen (because only a little reaches other flowers in the wind).

Anemogamous pollination

Unattractive flowers

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• Pollen grains are transported by insects.

• Therefore, plants have attractive flowers and produce sweet substances like nectar to attract insects.

Entomogamous pollination

Attractive flowers that produce nectar

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