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Xenogamy (Gr**** xenos=stranger, gamos=marriage) is the
transfer of
pollen grains from the
anther to the
stigma of a
different plant. This is the only type...
- ξενία (xenía) axenic, Xenarthra, xenia, xenic, xenobiotic, xenoblast,
xenogamy, xenograft, xenolith, xenology, xenon,
xenophobia xer- dry Gr**** ξηρός...
- ξενία (xenía) axenic, Xenarthra, xenia, xenic, xenobiotic, xenoblast,
xenogamy, xenograft, xenolith, xenology, xenon,
xenophobia xer- dry Gr**** ξηρός...
- Over
Puzzle Questions,
Revealing Sensitivity to
Uncommon Verbally Wayward Xenogamy,
Yielding Zymosis”. In 1977,
Pergamon Press,
another Oxford based publisher...
- is
adapted to
nototribic (dorsal) pollination. It can
reproduce through xenogamy, geitonogamy, and autogamy.
Plants that
develop from seed
appear and flower...
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covered in pollen. This
mechanism favours cross pollination (allogamy or
xenogamy) in
these plants.
Alkaloids are
nitrogenous organic substances that are...
- JSTOR 2269516. Panawala,
Lakna (2017). "Difference
Between Allogamy and
Xenogamy". "Crop Improvement: Mode of Pollination". Ariane,
Mendes (2024). "Mating...
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Guardian Unlimited. London.
Retrieved 2008-02-03.
Malini White (2003-05-05). "
Xenogamy at Many Levels". The Hindu.
Archived from the
original on 2003-10-20. Retrieved...
- per
capsule and over 70,000
seeds per plant.
There are some
evidence of
xenogamy, but
potential pollinators were
rarely observed. "Orobanche
pinorum Geyer...
- (Annonaceae): ****essing the
efficacy of
floral synchrony for
promoting xenogamy.
International Journal of
Plant Sciences 176(4): 333–345 Gifford, E.M.;...
