Usually means: Pollination by wind, not animals.
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▸ noun:  (botany) A form of pollination whereby pollen is distributed by wind.

Similar:
anemogamy, anemochory, anemochoria, anemochore, pollination, anemotropism, entomophily, hydrophily, self pollination, entomophile, more...

Opposite:
entomophily, zoophily, ornithophily

Types:
wind pollination, more...

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Similar:
anemogamy, anemochory, anemochoria, anemochore, pollination, anemotropism, entomophily, hydrophily, self pollination, entomophile, more...

Opposite:
entomophily, zoophily, ornithophily

Types:
wind pollination, more...



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