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What are the advantages of cross-pollination in Plumeria?

Cross-pollination in Plumeria has several advantages. It promotes genetic diversity, leading to stronger and more adaptable offspring. Cross-pollination can introduce new traits, colors, or fragrance in the resulting seeds, making each plant unique. This diversity can be beneficial for breeders and gardeners looking to create new Plumeria cultivars with specific characteristics. Additionally, cross-pollination can improve seed viability, increasing the chances of successful seed germination and propagation. Overall, cross-pollination enhances the genetic health and diversity of Plumeria populations.

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