Pölytystavat
Pölytystavat refers to the methods by which pollen is transferred from the anther of a flower to the stigma, a crucial process for plant reproduction. This transfer can occur through various agents, broadly categorized as abiotic and biotic.
Abiotic pollination relies on non-living factors. Wind pollination, or anemophily, is common in grasses, sedges, and
Biotic pollination involves living organisms, primarily animals. Entomophily, pollination by insects, is the most widespread biotic
The specific pollination method is determined by the plant's morphology, reproductive biology, and the co-evolutionary relationship