Question

Which is an example of selective breeding? Planting peas in a garden one year and planting green beans the next year to enrich the soil. Transferring pollen from flowers on one pea plant to flowers on another pea plant. Comparing pea plants that have white flowers to green bean plants that have white flowers. Grinding the peas from a pea plant into flour to create new food products.

Answer 1

Transferring pollen from flowers on one pea plant to flowers on another pea plant. 

None of the other options involve any type of breeding.

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer would be Transferring pollen from flowers on one pea plant to flowers on another pea plant.

Selective breeding or artificial selection refers to the process by which humans select the particular males and females to breed in order to produce an offspring with desired trait or a characteristic.

It can be done both in plants and animals.

In plants, it is usually achieved by selectively transferring the pollen from a flower to the flower of another plant.