Pin and thrum flowers are designed to:O a.Prevent the flowen being fertilised by its own pollen.O b. Increase the amount of pollen that the flower collects.C.Allow the flower to last for a longer period of time.d. Restrict pollinators to just one type of insect.Oe.Make the flovwer more attractive to a pollinator.O O O OO

Pin flowers have long styles and short stigma. Thrum flowers have short styles and long stigma. Some…

Pin and thrum flowers are designed to: O a. Prevent the flower being fertilised by its own pollen. O b. Increase the amount of pollen that the flower collects. O C. Allow the flower to last for a longer period of time. O d. Restrict pollinators to just one type of insect. O e. Make the flower more attractive to a pollinator.

Pin and thrum flowers are designed to: O a. Prevent the flower being fertilised by its own pollen. O b. Increase the amount of pollen that the flower collects. O C. Allow the flower to last for a longer period of time. O d. Restrict pollinators to just one type of insect. O e. Make the flower more attractive to a pollinator.

Biology (MindTap Course List)

11th Edition

ISBN:9781337392938

Author:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

Publisher:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

Chapter37: Reproduction In Flowering Plants

Section: Chapter Questions

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