Question

if you were to remove all of the anthers from a self - incompatible plant, how would this affect the fertilization of its female gametes? fertilization would continue because self - incompatible plants rely on pollen from other individuals. fertilization would stop because self - incompatible plants are fertilized with pollen they produce. fertilization would continue because self - incompatible plants are fertilized with pollen they produce.

Explanation:

Self - incompatible plants cannot be fertilized by their own pollen. They rely on pollen from other individuals for fertilization. Anthers produce pollen. Removing anthers only stops the production of self - pollen, but since they use foreign pollen for fertilization, fertilization can continue.

Answer:

Fertilization would continue because self - incompatible plants rely on pollen from other individuals.