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neighbor +
gamein (γαμεῖν) = to marry) is a type of self-pollination.
Geitonogamous pollination is
sometimes distinguished from the
fertilizations that...
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describes self-pollination
within the same flower,
distinguished from
geitonogamous pollination,
transfer of
pollen to a
different flower on the same flowering...
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defined as the "lowered
viability of
autogamous progeny relative to
geitonogamous progeny".
Viability has also been
evaluated in
terms of
percent fruit...
- present. Self-pollination can
either be done
completely autogamously or
geitonogamously. In the former, the egg and
sperm cells that
unite come from the same...
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inflorescence and it
requires pollinator activity. This
results in
geitonogamous pollination, the
transfer of
pollen between flowers of the same individual...
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nocturnal visitors, such as
crickets and ****roaches,
contribute to
geitonogamous pollination.
Diurnal visitors like
social wasps facilitate outcrossing...
- own pollen. When self-fertilisation does occur,
whether autogamous or
geitonogamous, the
resulting seed is
almost always aborted, and the
species ultimately...
- with protandry. If it does occur,
protandry does
nothing to
prevent geitonogamous self-pollination: that is,
pollination with
pollen from
another flower...
