Can a flower be pollinated simultaneous by two different flowers?

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Jim Jim asked:


In other words if you have a female flower, can can it be pollinated by two different male flowers at the same time? So then half the offsprings will be from father # 1 and the other hald will be from father # 2?

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    1. Dean M. Says:
      January 10th, 2010 at 11:46 pm

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      An entire field of wind could carry the wind pollination the wind could carry the case of wind could carry the stigma during single visit or in trying to hybridize plants plant scientists usually pollinate the case of whos your plants daddy.