Practice Types Of Pollination (5.2.1) - Pollination and Fertilization

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Question 1.
What is self-pollination?
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Think about what happens when a flower fertilizes itself.
Question 2.
Give an example of cross-pollination.
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Remember the types of flowers we are studying.
3Question 3.
Which type of pollination involves the same plant?
- Self-Pollination
- Cross-Pollination
- Both
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What happens when pollen stays in the same garden?
4Question 4.
True or False: Cross-pollination usually results in lower genetic variation.
- True
- False
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Think about what diversity means for offspring health.
Question 5.
If a species primarily relies on self-pollination, what implications might this have for its survival in a rapidly changing environment?
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Think about genetic diversity and how it helps species adapt.
Question 6.
Create a case study of a plant species that uses both pollination methods. Discuss the environmental conditions that favor each method.
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Explore how crowding or solitude influences pollination choices for plants.

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