The flower is known as the reproductive structure of flowering plants. It consists of the male sex organ and female sex organ which makes it possible for them to reproduce sexual. Seeds, which are capable of germinating into new plants are produced, often as a result of the fertilization that occurs internally.
THE STRUCTURE OF A FLOWER
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REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM IN REPTILES
The reproductive system in Agama lizard is as follows.
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The male Agama lizard possess two testes. The testes are located in the abdomen. One testis is found at the right side and the other at the left side.
Mammals generally reproduce sexually. They are generally unisexual. Reproduction in mammals is usually viviparous - their offspring are born alive, and not eggs that need to be hatched. Reproductive system in mammals is majorly divided into two - male reproductive system and female reproductive system.
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MALE MAMMALIAN REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM
Pollination can be defined as the process by which mature pollen grains are transferred from the anthers of one flower, to the stigma of the same or another flower, hence making fertilization occur. It is a required process in reproduction in plants.
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Types of Pollination
Courtship behavior of an animal is the collection of instinctive behavior the animal exhibits, in response to some external stimuli. It precedes mating and reproduction. It is carried out by male and female animals, and usually carried out in sequence. One step leads to another.
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Significance of Courtship Behavior in Animals
