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Several reproductive agi have evolved within the genus Nymphaea.Sexual reproduction is mostly o to several days (depending on the species), with pollen release usually considerable variation in the timing of flower opening, floral odor, flower color, and th various flower parts.These differences may contribute to genetic poc between species both through temporal separation of flowering and attraction of different pollinators.While sexual reprod dependent on iiid or uH oon ii ned LAS ave a iis ii to promote autogamy.N.Nymphaea is known to be agamosperm but s l other modes of asexual reproduction are exhibited: detachable tubers, idol formation, and petra a floral and kiar: tissue.
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