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Self‐pollination or autogamy occurs in a wide variety of plant species – vegetables (lettuce, tomatoes, snap beans, endive), legumes (soybean, peas, lima beans), and grasses (barley, wheat, oats). Certain natural mechanisms promote or ensure self‐pollination, specifically cleistogamy and chasmogamy, while other mechanisms prevent self‐pollination (e.g. self‐incompatibility, male sterility).