What is pollination and how is it important to the environment?

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What is pollination and how is it important to the environment? Please explain the scientific significance of this process. Cite references. 

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Pollination is the process in which pollen is transferred from the male part of a plant to
the female part of a plant. The plant needs pollination in order to make seeds and
reproduce. The male and female parts of a plant are the key elements in pollination. The male
parts include the anther and filament, which together are called the stamen. The stamen
produces the pollen. The female parts are the stigma, the style, and the ovary at the base of the
flower, which together are called the carpel.
During pollination, the pollen grains from the stamen (male parts) get stuck on the
stigma (female part), which is sticky for this very reason. A pollen tube grows down the side of
the style and transports the male sperm nuclei to the ovul...


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