Pollination

Pollination is the movement of the male sex part which is the pollen from the stigma down the style and into the ovule to become fertilized and create a new flower. The differences between cross pollination and self pollination is that in self pollination the anthers transfer pollen froth e same flower onto the stigma. In cross pollination different animals such as bees transfer the sticky pollen onto a different flower of the same species. Self pollination is good because the flower does not rely on insects for transferring the pollen. Cross pollination is good because if the flowers anthers do not have much pollen on them they will not successfully fertilize the flower.