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Pollination by wind is called
Answer: A
Pollination by wind is anemophily, from the Greek anemos, wind.
Wind-pollinated flowers are small, dull and scentless, with exposed anthers, feathery stigmas and enormous quantities of light dry pollen. Grasses, cereals and most trees of the temperate forest are anemophilous.
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