Reproduction System

    Reproduction System
    Female gonads are called
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    Individual units of the corolla are called
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    Which of the following can be used by a male to prevent transmission of sexually transmitted diseases?
    A condom can be worn by a man over his penis which helps in the prevention of STDs andalso prevents unwanted pregnancies. Copper T, oral pills and diaphragm are examples of female contraceptives which do not prevent STDs.
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    The first structure develops from the embryo during germination
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    In a fertilised flower, _____ forms the fruit whereas _____ forms the seed.
    Flower is the reproductive part of a plant. The female parts of the flower will create an ovule (unfertilised egg). The egg will remain in the ovary and waits to be fertilised. The male parts (in particular, the anther) will produce pollen, which contains the sperm needed to fertilise the egg. After fertilisation, the ovary develops into a fruit whereas the ovules develop a hard coat and gradually gets converted into seeds.
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    As a result of overpopulation, there is a loss of
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    The transfer of pollen grains to the flower of one plant from the flower of another plant is called
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    The buds of the rhizomes are produced at
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    The example of seedless plants are
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    Why do organisms reproduce, even though reproduction is not as vital as respiration, excretion etc., at the expense of energy?
    Reproduction, compared toother life processes such asrespiration, digestion, circulationetc., is not that vital and essential to maintain life of an organism. Morover,the process of reproduction takes more energy in comparision. Despite that, It is still a crucial process as it ensurescontinuity oftheir species in the biosphere.