In seagrasses the process of water-insoluble fertilization is called
A) hydroponic pollination.
B) hydrophilous pollination.
C) sperm pollination.
D) aquatic insemination.
E) clonal growth.

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The process of water-insoluble fertilization in seagrasses is called hydrophilous pollination. This means that pollen is released into the water and transported by water currents to reach the stigma of the flower. It is not hydroponic as it does not involve growing plants in water without soil. It is also not sperm pollination or aquatic insemination, as these terms do not accurately describe the process of pollination in seagrasses. Clonal growth refers to a different process of asexual reproduction.

In Seagrasses the Process of Water-Insoluble Fertilization Is Called