The process of removing stamens or anthers from a flower before they dehisce or destroy the pollen grains without affecting the female reproductive organs.
Bagging:
To prevent pollination by unwanted pollen, the emasculated flower is enclosed in a bag. This is known as bagging.
Emasculation
Bagging
1. Emasculation refers to the process of extracting anthers from bisexual flowers without harming the female reproductive part pistil.
1. The emasculated flowers are wrapped in a bag, typically butter paper. This is known as bagging.
2. This process removes a flower's ability to self-pollinate.
2.This is done to prevent unwanted pollen from contaminating the stigma.
