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Identify the wrong matching

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Self-Sterility, also called self-incompatibility, prevents self-pollination and promotes cross-pollination. Examples include Petunia and Brassica, but not Gloriosa.
Updated On: Mar 15, 2025
  • \({Self-Sterility - Gloriosa}\)
  • \({Herkogamy - Hibiscus}\)
  • \({Protandry - Sunflower}\)
  • \({Protogyny - Datura}\)
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The Correct Option is A

Solution and Explanation

Step 1: Understanding the Terms 
Self-Sterility (Self-Incompatibility) refers to the inability of a flower to fertilize itself, preventing self-pollination. 
However, Gloriosa does not exhibit self-sterility, making this an incorrect match. 
Herkogamy is a structural adaptation in flowers where physical barriers prevent self-pollination. 
It is seen in Hibiscus, making this a correct match. 
Protandry is when the male reproductive part (anther) matures before the female part (stigma), promoting cross-pollination, as seen in Sunflower. 
Protogyny is when the female reproductive part (stigma) matures before the male part (anther), promoting cross-pollination, as seen in Datura. 
Step 2: Identifying the Incorrect Match 
Since Gloriosa does not exhibit self-sterility, the incorrect match is (1) Self-Sterility - Gloriosa. 
 

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