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En muchas flores, los estambres y los pistilos alcanzan su madurez en momentos diferentes. Porque crees que esto podría ser una ventaja para la planta?

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He encontrado esto en un texto de ciencias. Espero que sea útil.

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I found this in a science text. I hope it is useful.

Explanation:

"En muchas flores, los pistilos y los estambres alcanzan la madurez en momentos diferentes. ... Al madurar en momentos diferentes, la flor se ve obligada a fecundar o ser fecundada por otra. Esta es la forma que tiene la naturaleza de evitar la endogamia y asegurar que el resultado sea una descendencia vigorosa."

No soy hispanohablante, así que si algo suena extraño aquí, no me culpen.

Lo siento si no pude ayudar.

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"In many flowers, the pistils and stamens reach maturity at different times. ... By maturing at different times, the flower is forced to fertilize, or be fertilized by another. This is nature's way of preventing inbreeding and ensuring that the result will be vigorous progeny."

I'm not a Spanish speaker, so if something sounds strange here, don't blame me.

Sorry if I couldn't help.

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