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Which of these is NOT an advantage of self-pollination?a. If an individual plant has a beneficial combination of alleles at different loci, inbreeding preserves that combination.b. When a single seed is dispersed to a new location, the plant that grows from the seed has a ready mate—itself.c. The stigma of an S1/S2 heterozygote will not allow pollen grains carrying either an S1 or S2 allele to germinate and fertilize its ovules.d. Self-pollination can be accomplished more easily than outcrossing.
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