Plant Reproduction

The specially modified shoot which performs the sexual reproduction of a plant is known as a flower. After pollination occurs, the flower develops seeds. Flowers…

Pollen grain develop in the anthers of the staminae. They are formed from the anther of a stamen of a flowering plant. There are pollen…

Pollination of male gametes: Pollination is a very significant part of the life cycle of a flowering plant. It is an element of the sexual…

Formation of male gametes from a pollen spore: Formation of male gametes: Plants utilize meiosis to create spores. In the anthers of a flower, definite…

Formation of embryo sac and production of egg of female gamete: Embryo sac: the female gametophyte of a seed plant consisting of a thin-walled sac…

Formation of female spore: Unlike seeds, spores are an asexual method of reproduction in plants. However, as plants evolved and began to adapt to a…

Fertilization is the union of two dissimilar sexual reproductive units called gametes (n). It is the act or process of initiating biological reproduction by insemination…

Double Fertilization is the fertilization procedure feature of flowering plants. The kind of fertilization observed in most of the angiospermic plants where one male gamete…

The process how an embryo is formed from a gamete without it being fertilized is called Parthenogenesis. It is most simply defined as reproduction without…

Parthenogenesis is the generation of offspring through unfertilized eggs. It is a reproductive strategy that involves the development of a female gamete (sex cell) without…