Give some general and special features of jasmine flower with respect to its pollination
Solution:
Only a few varieties of Jasmine can reproduce by seeds.
The flowers of Jasmine are scented and have a very good fragrance. The chief pollinators of Jasmine flower are bees and butterflies. They are attracted to the sweet scented flowers.
Most varieties of Jasmine do not produce seeds, so they can be propagated only by vegetative means. Such Jasmine plants can be propagated through stem cutting and layering.
Only a few varieties of Jasmine can reproduce by seeds.
The flowers of Jasmine are scented and have a very good fragrance. The chief pollinators of Jasmine flower are bees and butterflies. They are attracted to the sweet scented flowers.
Most varieties of Jasmine do not produce seeds, so they can be propagated only by vegetative means. Such Jasmine plants can be propagated through stem cutting and layering.