In nature, cleistogamous flowers are

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In nature, cleistogamous flowers are (A) self pollinated (B) insect pollinated (C) wind pollinated (D) bird pollinated

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Some flowers, do not expose their sex organs. Such flowers are called cleistogamous and the phenomenon as cleistogamy. Here, self pollination takes place. Heterostyly dichogamy and herkogamy are the outbreeding devices or contrivances to ensure cross pollination.

Q. In nature, cleistogamous flowers are

self pollinated

insect pollinated

wind pollinated

bird pollinated

Some flowers, do not expose their sex organs. Such flowers are called cleistogamous and the phenomenon as cleistogamy. Here, self pollination takes place. Heterostyly dichogamy and herkogamy are the outbreeding devices or contrivances to ensure cross pollination.