POLLINATION POLLINATION is the transfer of matured pollen grain from the anther to the stigma of a flower     2 TYPES OF POLLINATION        CROSS POLLINATION: it is the transfer of matured pollen grain from the anther to the stigma of a different or rather another flower       SELF POLLINATION: it is the transfer of matured pollen grain from the anther to the stigma of the Same flower ....... IN FLOWERS THE GENERAL NAME OF MALE FLOWER IS CALLED STAMEN IN FEMALE IT IS CALLED A PISTIL  AGENTS OF POLLINATION MAN(ARTIFICIAL POLLINATION) INSECTS(ENTHOMOPHYLOUS) WIND(ANEMOPHYLOUS) WATER(I DON FORGET)      DIFFERENCES BETWEEN INSECT POLLINATED FLOWER AND WIND POLLINATED FLOWER In insects they are dull colored and wind are full colored In insects they contain nectar so as to attract insects.....in wind there's absence of nectar In insects they have large conspicuous petals....in wind they don't In insects they posses or rather have a very nice smell for attraction...in Wind they don't I REST MY CASE