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Sexual Reproduction in Plants

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Why is there only one ovule in plants that are pollinated by wind?

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wind pollination is a chance factor pollen grains may or may not reaching stigma .chance of getting pollen grains to stigma is less .if many ovules present inside they cant fertilize

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