A dioecious flowering plant prevents both:
- AAutogamy and xenogamy
- BAutogamy and geitonogamy
- CGeitonogamy and xenogamy
- DCleistogamy and xenogamy
Solution & Step-by-step Explanation
In a dioecious plant, male and female flowers are on different individual plants. This prevents:
Autogamy: Pollen from the same flower.
Geitonogamy: Pollen from a different flower on the same plant.
It forces Xenogamy (cross-pollination).
Autogamy: Pollen from the same flower.
Geitonogamy: Pollen from a different flower on the same plant.
It forces Xenogamy (cross-pollination).