Topic Content:
- Meaning of Sexual Propagation
- Meaning of Fertilization
- Conditions Necessary for Seed Germination
- Advantages of Sexual Propagation
- Disadvantages of Sexual Propagation
Most flowers contain both male and female parts.
The male parts, stamens, bear anthers that produce the male sex cells or pollen grains. The female part consists of the ovary which produces the female sex cells or ovules.
A seed is a fertilized ovule, that is formed as a result of the union between the male and female gametes, in a process called fertilization.
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