When does pollination take place?

Answer 1

A flower is pollinated when a bee drinks it's nectar. The bee will have pollen (a dust like substance) trapped on the hairs of it's legs from other flowers. Pollen from the flower gets trapped on the bee, and pollen trapped on the bee's legs get in the flower. This is how a flower is pollinated.

Answer 2

Before flowers can produce they must be pollinated. Pollination is the transfer of pollen by pollinators, wind, or other means. This process occurs when pollen, which is produced in the plant’s male reproductive organ, or stamen, is exposed to the pistil found within the female’s reproductive part. Once pollination takes place, seeds begin to develop. Pollination is an important part of a plant’s life cycle, from flowering plants to non-flowering ones. Without pollination, most plants could not produce fruit or set seeds.

Answer 3

Pollination typically takes place when pollen grains are transferred from the male reproductive organ (anther) to the female reproductive organ (stigma) of a flower, leading to fertilization. This process can occur through various means, including wind, insects, birds, and other animals, depending on the plant species.

Answer 4

Pollination occurs by the bees. It takes the pollen out of the flower.

Answer 5

Pollination occurs when the pollen is transferred by pollinators, wind, or other means.

Answer 6

There's no answer...sorry

Answer 7

In the ovary of the flower