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Wind pollination, also known as anemophily, is a type of pollination where pollen is transferred by wind. This method is common among plants that produce large amounts of lightweight pollen, such as grasses, conifers, and certain flowering plants. The process begins when the plant produces pollen grains, which are then released into the air. These pollen grains are typically small, lightweight, and have adaptations like wings or hairs that aid in their dispersal.
Wind pollination is particularly effective in environments with consistent wind patterns, as it ensures that pollen
Wind pollination is a passive process, meaning that the plant does not actively control the movement of
In summary, wind pollination is a crucial mechanism for the reproduction of numerous plant species, particularly