Question
Differentiate between cleistogamous flower and chasmogamous flower.
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Answer
Differentiate between cleistogamous flower and chasmogamous flower:
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S. No.
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Cleistogamous flowers
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Chasmogamous flowers
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1.
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Cleistogamous flowers can only carry out self-pollination.
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Chasmogamous flowers are usually cross-pollinated (and sometimes self-pollinated).
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2.
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Cleistogamous flowers are non showy and nconspicuous.
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Chasmogamous flowers are showy and highly conspicuous.
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3.
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Cleistogamous flowers do not need any agents for pollination.
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chasmogamous flowers are dependent on pollination agents since they are usually cross-pollinated.
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