The document outlines the materials and steps needed to perform hybridization of sweet pea flowers in a lab setting. It includes using flowers from different varieties of sweet pea, a tile, paper bags, and needles. The process involves removing the anthers from one flower to create a female flower, collecting pollen from another flower's anthers to create a male flower, and dusting the pollen onto the stigma of the female flower. The hybridized flower is then covered with a paper bag to prevent contamination from other pollen.

1. Materials required to study hybridization in lab conditions tile Flowers of sweet pea of different verities Butter Paper bag

2. Open the flower with the help of needle

3. Remove the anther - emasculation Pg Anthers

4. Now in this flower only pistil is left-female flower Anther

5. Place it on the tile and label it as female flower Female flower

6. Male flower, open it with the help of needle

7. Crush the anther and take out pollen grains

8. Dust the pollen grains on the stigma of the female flower.

9. Hybridization-Mating between two individuals or lines differing in genotype. In natural conditions flower is intact to the plant.

10. In natural conditions this process is done at the time of bud conditions of flower .

11. Cover the flower with paper bag

12. Display your steps of hybridization Emasculated flower- female Flower-pollens are collected- male Hybridized flower Covered to avoid any contamination