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yeah true but the very first showed the stamen and carpel to be within the flower so i assumed it to be insect pollinated but am not sure. chk wit othrs too.Syed Ali said:@ jezla: the confusing thing was not the wide petals but the presence of stigma inside the flower. stigme should be outside if it is wind pollinated but when I saw the next diagram ,i decided it to be wind due to presence of many stigmas of feathery structure and long anthers
i agree it was written in our books too....jafar said:factors wre temperature nd oxygen
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