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In monoecious castor and maize, which selfing is prevented?

AOnly geitonogamy
BOnly autogamy
CBoth selfing types
DNo selfing type
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Only autogamy
Monoecy prevents autogamy, yet pollen can still move between flowers of the same plant, so geitonogamy remains possible.
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