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  1. Flowers which have single ovule in the ovary and are packed into inflorescence are usually pollinated by:
    1. Bee
    2. Wind
    3. Bat
    4. Water
Correct Option: B

Wind pollination or anemophily occurs in flowers which are having a single ovule in each ovary, and numerous flowers packed in an inflorescence. It is a non-directional pollination.


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