The gametophyte is responsible for producing gametes, both male and female. When a male gamete fertilizes the female gamete, a zygote, or fertilized cell is created. This zygote matures and grows (through mitosis) into a sporophyte. At this point, the gametophyte has already done its job, and is not needed. Therefore it dies. The sporophyte releases spores, which eventually develop into gametophytes, and the cycle restarts.
No, the the tongue does not continue to grow after death. Shortly after death, the body starts to undergo the process of rigor mortis which can cause muscles to contract, giving the appearance of growth in some areas as the body dehydrates and tissues shrink.
Poison ivy does not die in the winter, but it becomes dormant until the spring when it starts growing again.
The answer to the riddle is a snowman. Snowmen are built during the winter season when there is snow, and they "die" or melt away during the summer when the weather is warmer.
Removing leaves from a plant can affect its ability to photosynthesize and produce food, ultimately weakening the plant. The plant may also struggle to absorb water and nutrients properly, impacting its overall health and growth.
Living things grow, die, use nutrients, and make waste.
Well, it depends on what you mean, like they can die of old age, when you die of old age it's because your system starts to shut down, and there aren't anymore blood cells to help you, because when you're younger your blood cells reproduce and grow and grow and grow ! But as you age older, your blood cells start to die can't produce.
Depends on the type of dragon. Most of them are born then they grow up lay eggs and die. Then it starts again.
No, the the tongue does not continue to grow after death. Shortly after death, the body starts to undergo the process of rigor mortis which can cause muscles to contract, giving the appearance of growth in some areas as the body dehydrates and tissues shrink.
uhm. no. all your cells die when you die. so why would they grow? hahaha. :)
Henry Grow died in 1891.
It might cause the plant to die or the leaves will start to grow back like they do when it starts to get warmer like in the end of Winter or the begining of Spring like they always do.(And they might not die they wont have leaves anymore.) ~Courtney
alive not die ok
when you die
When star goes out of main sequence then they starts to die.
Bluebonnets start to flower in the early spring months. Then when it starts to become summer, the flowers die, leaving hard seed pods. These pods grow into next yearâ??s flowers.
No. You die.
they die