Identify the correct order of steps involved in artificial hybridization in plants.

  • A
    Artificial Pollination $\rightarrow$ Emasculation $\rightarrow$ Rebagging $\rightarrow$ Bagging
  • B
    Rebagging $\rightarrow$ Artificial Pollination $\rightarrow$ Bagging $\rightarrow$ Emasculation
  • C
    Emasculation $\rightarrow$ Bagging $\rightarrow$ Artificial Pollination $\rightarrow$ Rebagging
  • D
    Bagging $\rightarrow$ Artificial Pollination $\rightarrow$ Rebagging $\rightarrow$ Emasculation

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To ensure that only the desired pollens fall on the stigma in artificial hybridization process:
$(a)$ The female flower buds of a plant producing unisexual flowers need not be bagged.
$(b)$ There is no need to emasculate unisexual flowers of the selected female parent.
$(c)$ Emasculated flowers are to be bagged immediately after cross-pollination.
$(d)$ Emasculated flowers are to be bagged after the removal of anthers.
$(e)$ Bisexual flowers showing protogyny are never selected for cross.
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