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No, hibiscus is not monocarpellary. It is a polycarpellary plant, meaning it has multiple carpels (female reproductive structures). Each carpel of the hibiscus plant forms a separate chamber containing ovules, which eventually develop into seeds after fertilization.
pharyngeal pouches
neurula and then tadpole
The Golgi bodies. Vesicles = packes, Golgi bodies = UPS.
Conifers develop male and female cones for sexual reproduction and produce seeds on female cones
Homologous Structures.I Hope This Helped.
Homologous structures
It would be false to say membrane bones develop from hyaline cartilage structures. It is cartilage, rather than membrane bones, that comes from hyaline cartilage structures.
The only one that will develop into different structures is the zygote. After that it will divide into 4, then 8, etc. But each of those will not develop in to all body parts. By that time differentiation has begun.
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gastrula
gastrula
those are Cambrian
Gastrula!!!!
The only one that will develop into different structures is the zygote. After that it will divide into 4, then 8, etc. But each of those will not develop in to all body parts. By that time differentiation has begun.
No, hibiscus is not monocarpellary. It is a polycarpellary plant, meaning it has multiple carpels (female reproductive structures). Each carpel of the hibiscus plant forms a separate chamber containing ovules, which eventually develop into seeds after fertilization.
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