Question
Why should a bisexual flower be emasculated and bagged prior to artificial pollination?

Answer

A bisexual flower is emasculated to prevent self-pollination in the flower and it is bagged after emasculation to prevent contact of unwanted pollen grain with the stigma of the flower.

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