självbefruktande
Självbefruktande refers to the process of self-pollination or self-fertilization in plants, where the male reproductive cells pollinate the female reproductive cells without the need for external transfer of pollen. This occurs naturally in some plant species, while others require hand pollination to facilitate reproduction.
In plants that exhibit självbefruktande, the anther and stigma are positioned in such a way that the
Självbefruktande is a common phenomenon in many plant families, including grasses, sedges, and wheat. It allows
Some plant species are more prone to självbefruktande than others. For example, in lavender and rosemary, the
While självbefruktande may seem like a undesirable trait in some plant species, it is a natural adaptation