The process of removing stamens of a flower during hybridization is called

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The process of removing stamens of a flower during hybridization is called (A) grafting (B) emasculation (C) sterilization (D) crossing.

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For hybridization, in self-fertilizing plants, the anthers need to be removed before maturity. The process of removal of anthers is called emasculation and stigma is protected against any pollen by covering it with a bag (bagging).

Q. The process of removing stamens of a flower during hybridization is called

grafting

emasculation

sterilization

crossing.

For hybridization, in self-fertilizing plants, the anthers need to be removed before maturity. The process of removal of anthers is called emasculation and stigma is protected against any pollen by covering it with a bag (bagging).