Plant Reproduction

Self-pollination involves transfer of pollen from one flower's anther to another flower's stigma, while cross-pollination occurs within the same flower

Self-pollination occurs within the same flower, while cross-pollination occurs between different flowers of the same kind (correct)

Self-pollination involves transfer of pollen within the same flower, while cross-pollination occurs between flowers of different kinds

Self-pollination occurs in unisexual flowers, while cross-pollination occurs in bisexual flowers

Fertilization occurs when the pollen grain reaches the ovary and releases male cells into the style

Fertilization takes place when the pollen grain reaches the ovule after growing through the style (correct)

Fertilization happens when the pollen grain reaches the stigma and forms a pollen tube

Fertilization occurs when the pollen tube reaches the stigma and releases male cells into the ovule

Self-pollination occurs in flowers with separate male and female parts

Self-pollination occurs in unisexual flowers

Self-pollination occurs in bisexual flowers (correct)

Self-pollination occurs in flowers with only one reproductive structure

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