Question:
Explain pollination of zostera
Answer:
Zostera (sea grass) exhibits hypohydrophily (pollination inside water). Zostera is a submerged, monoecious aquatic plant. The pollens from the male inflorescence are shed in the water current which are carried through it to the female inflorescence of another plant, thereby pollinating it.
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