Pollination is a reproduction process foundi in plants where the pollen of one flower is transferred to another flower.
In a more detailed explanation, pollination is a process in which pollinators are protagonists. These (normally insects) go from flower to flower collecting nectar, and during that collection, pollen sticks on to them, and then falls in another flowers interior.
What is pollen?
Pollen are fine particles, of something you might call "dust", produced by the male organs in a plants flower.
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BioTeacher101
The answer is C. Using tantalum to produce cell phones
I think it’s D: autoimmune disorders
The correct answer to the question above would be (a.) macroevolution. Even thought miniature poodles and Labrador retrievers are both part of the same species, Canis lupus, they are very different in appearance. The difference can be attributed to the macroevolution.
