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Science for all: Most flowers usually pick one father and stick with him

Posted on August 6, 2025 By admin
Science for all: Most flowers usually pick one father and stick with him

Representative image. | Photo Credit: Murali Kumar K./The Hindu Conflicts lurk inside every flower with multiple seeds. The embryos jostle for food, the maternal and paternal genomes bargain over control, and pollen grains compete to be fertilised. Scientists have therefore wondered whether natural selection encourages one-parent broods that keep such quarrels to a minimum and,…

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