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Are Plumeria flowers self-pollinating?

Yes, Plumeria flowers can be self-pollinating. While they rely on insects for cross-pollination, they can also undergo self-pollination, where pollen from the stamen falls directly onto the pistil within the same flower. However, cross-pollination is generally more effective in promoting genetic diversity and robust seed development in Plumeria.

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