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I know what you are saying ,The main thing that would happen wether in insect or wind pollination it will land on the stigma so more male than female since there is a certain amount inside the ovary of the flowering plant unlike pollens which are produced in large amount from the anther inside pollen sacs ,anyways I understood . Thank you .nope...i mean in sexual reproduction...flowers are either insect pollinated or wind pollinated...in insect pollinated flowers not all of the anthers/pollen grains reach the sticky stigma...some may be left over on the bodies of insects...which means that there are more pollen grains as some of them are lost!
same is the case with wind pollinated flowers....they are carried by wind so they can be scattered everwhere...
i hope this clears your doubt