What is importance of pollination?

Answer 1

To hurt the people who are allergic to pollen by making their eye turn red or giving them a cold

Edited answer:

Pollen grains produce male gametes at the time of pollen germination. These gametes are responsible for making fertilization with female gamete (Egg cell) and secondary nucleus.

Answer 2

Pollination is required for the sexual reproduction of flowering plants. Without it the plant cannot produce fruit or seed.

Pollen is transferred from the plant stamen to the stigma. A lot of plants are not self-fertile, so they need a means of transferring pollen from one flower to another.

Some plants use wind to transfer pollen, and a few rely on other animal vectors. But the majority of plants rely on insects to carry pollen, and of these the most important carriers are bees.

Answer 3

to preform reproduction so off spring can be produced

Answer 4

Pollination enables plants to grow fruit. Without pollination, a wide variety of fruits would be unavailable.

Answer 5

The pollen in plant represent the male gametophyte and it produces male gametes for fertilization.

Answer 6

Pollination is to help to release oxygen into the world.

Answer 7

Chicken