In embryology, the process by which gametes or germ cells are produced in a living organism is known as Gametogenesis. Spermatogenesis and Oogenesis are two types of Gametogenesis According to …
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Cellular respiration is an important physiological process by which living organisms break down food molecules and derive energy in the form of ATP molecules for carrying out various bodily functions. …
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Lifecycle of silkworm is a very interesting thing to study. Lifecycle of a silkworm mainly consists of five stages. But before looking into the lifecycle, let us know about silkworm …
As we know that many plants have a vascular system and this system allows plants to absorb water and mineral from the soil. There are two types of vascular tissues …
Respiration is one of the most basic processes in any living being. It provides the body of a living thing with oxygen used to generate energy for the body. In …
Amoeba is a unicellular organism. It can change its shape for movement and feeding, called Pseudopodia. Nutrition in amoeba takes place by a process known as phagocytosis. Amoeba does not …
Monocots and Dicots are two kinds of plants. Their difference is the number of cotyledons they have. Cotyledon is a structure found in embryonic plants, that helps them survive the …
An Ovule is a part of the female reproductive system in plants. It is the part where female reproductive cells are made and kept, which, after fertilization, turn into seeds. …
Tubectomy, also called as Tubal Ligation is a method of contraception or birth control for females. It is used as a permanent birth control measure. There are many procedures of …
Commensalism is a type of relationship between individuals of two species, in which one species obtains benefits while the other (host) is unharmed or unaffected. The commensal, regarded as the …