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erastova [34]
3 years ago
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Self-incompatibility _____. see concept 38.2 (page 832) view available hint(s) self-incompatibility _____. see concept 38.2 (pag

e 832) works the same way in all plants is based on the same mechanism of transplant rejection seen in animals does not have potential agricultural applications helps maintain genetic variability in a population is the rejection of a graft by a plant
Biology
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Tcecarenko [31]3 years ago
3 0
Helps maintain genetic variability in a population

Sefl incompatibility is a mechanisms in plants that help in preventing inbreeding and allows outcrossing. This is controlled genetically by one or more multi allelic loci and usually relies on the series of complex cellular process and interaction between pollen and the pistil. There are various types of self incompatibility used by angiosperm. In this process autogamy is prevented and allogamy is produced.
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