fer·til·iz·er - noun. fertilizers have a large number of natural and synthetic materials, including manure and nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium compounds, spread on or worked into soil to increase its capacity to support plant growth. By being able to increase the amount of essential minerals in plant soil such as nitrates, the plants can grow larger naturally giving farmers a larger harvest. So, basically the farmer can make more of a prophet out of their crops without the use of chemicals which are not much good for anything.
Fertile is an area where it is easy for plants to grow.
No. Only the sperm that fertilizes the egg will share its genetic information with the fetus.No. Only the sperm that fertilizes the egg will share its genetic information with the fetus.No. Only the sperm that fertilizes the egg will share its genetic information with the fetus.No. Only the sperm that fertilizes the egg will share its genetic information with the fetus.
A zygote is the single cell that forms when a sperm fertilizes the egg. A zygote forms because a sperm cell fertilizes an egg cell.
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A zygote is a fertilized egg cell.
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No. Only the sperm that fertilizes the egg will share its genetic information with the fetus.No. Only the sperm that fertilizes the egg will share its genetic information with the fetus.No. Only the sperm that fertilizes the egg will share its genetic information with the fetus.No. Only the sperm that fertilizes the egg will share its genetic information with the fetus.
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A zygote is the single cell that forms when a sperm fertilizes the egg. A zygote forms because a sperm cell fertilizes an egg cell.
it fertilizes the soil
Well after a male fertilizes the eggs they just wait and inside the egg smaller fish grows until they break free.
They make waste.. and that fertilizes the ground...
A process called self pollination