Continuous self pollination in a species develops

  • A
    Strong offsprings
  • B
    Weak offsprings
  • C
    New varieties
  • D
    Seedless fruits

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Match the columns

Column $I $ Column $II$
$(a)$ Animophili $(1)$ By water
$(b)$ Hydrophili $(2)$ By wind
$(c)$ Zoophili $(3)$ By insects
 $(d)$ Antemophili $(4)$By animals

 

Self-incompatibility is a device for

$I$. Ensuring cross-pollination

$II$. Preventing self-pollination

$III$. Ensuring self-fertilisation

$IV$. Genetic control for self-fertilisation

Choose the correct statements from those given above

Choose correct sentence for pollination.

$(I)$ Majority of flowering plants use a range of animals as pollinating agents.

$(II)$ Among the animals, insects particularly flies are the dominant biotic pollinating agents.

$(III)$ Majority of insect pollinating flowers are small and less colorful.

$(IV)$ The body of the animal gets a coating of pollen grains, which are generally sticky in animal pollinated flowers.

Which of the following is not a characteristic feature of insect pollinated flowers?

Pollen robbers