Biochemical Recognition Systems Within the Stigma of a Flowering Plant

question 71

Multiple Choice

Biochemical recognition systems within the stigma of a flowering plant prevent the pollen from a different species from developing a pollen tube and fertilizing its eggs. This is an example of what kind of reproductive isolation?

• A)pre-zygotic, behavioral isolation
• B)pre-zygotic, temporal separation
• C)pre-zygotic, lock and key
• D)post-zygotic, temporal separation
• E)post-zygotic, ecological separation

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