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In some plants, self-pollination is prevented because the stamens and stigma of a flower mature at different times. This condition is called:
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A Parthenocarpy
B Vernalization
C Dichogamy
D Phototropism
Explanation

Dichogamy is the condition where stamens and stigma mature at different times, preventing self-pollination.

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