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What is the different between a pistil and a stamen?
Stamens are usually more numerous in flowers; there is usually only one pistil.
Which two body systems are necessary for childbearing?
to make babies
What process only take place in reproductive organs?
Meiosis
Is an Eggplant sexual or asexual?
It's only a vegetable. As far as I have seen, only Muslims think of vegetables as having sexual gender, tomatos are female. cucumbers are male, They don't allow them to be next to each other on the grocery shelves. As far as okra, it would have to represent male
How does having reproductive organs outside the body benefit humans?
Well, they aren't. The penis, scrotum and clitoris (females) are the only sexual structures outside the body. Of these, the only reproductive structure is inside the scrotum, and yes, it is best outside the body because sperm will die if not kept cool. But all female reproductive organs are inside the body.
Do most flowers have only female reproductive parts?
No, because male and female reproductive organs are generally found in separate flowers and when flowers are bisected and produce only one line that produces something.Yeah ur welcome, yeah im awesome!!!
What organs do amphibians use to reproduce?
All male amphibian reproductive organs are internal and not visible . They are only released by the animal in the mounting , breeding process. Birds male reproductive organs are also internal.
Give you a list of imperfect flowers?
Imperfect flowers are those that can be considered both male and female because they only have one set of reproductive organs. The flowers on squash plants, sweet corn and American holly are all considered to be imperfect flowers.
How do plants demonstrate a physiological division of labor?
Some plants, of the same species, have only male or only female flowers. That is, flowers with either male or female reproductive organs. Since bees seek the nectar from either one of these plants, male or female, it is very likely that a bee will pollinate the flowers while getting its nectar, thus demonstrating the physiological division of labor: some plants are male and others are female.
What is the different between a pistil and a stamen?
Stamens are usually more numerous in flowers; there is usually only one pistil.
What are the five differences between phanerogams and cryptogams?
CRYPTOGAMS-Reproductive Organs are hidden.External flower or seeds are absent.For e.g. Filices(ferns), Fungi, Algae etc.PHANEROGAMS-Reproductive Organs are visible.Well developed reproductive organs(flowers/seeds) are present.For e.g. Mango, Apple, Rose, SunFlower etc.I could only find three(technically two) of them only.
Why is the flower called the reproductive organ of the plant?
Beacuse its helps an food reproduction fast
Can you get pregnant from ear?
no, the only way for a human to get pregnant is for a male and female to have sexual intercourse using the reproductive organs {penis, vagina}
What are the external organs of the female reproductive system?
The mammary glands are an external female reproductive organ.
Which two body systems are necessary for childbearing?
to make babies
When can a plant pollinate itself?
No - pollination requires the presence of both pollen (male contribution from anthers) and ovules (female contribution from the pistil). Imperfect flowers have flowers with either male organs or female organs, not both. As a result, they require cross-pollination to produce seeds.
What process only take place in reproductive organs?
Meiosis
