1. Reproduction in Plants
... and a-sexual reproduction carried out by the flowering plants. Sexual reproduction involves an alternation of generations. A "gametophyte" stage and a "sporophyte" stage. Whereas a-sexual reproduction involves just a plant with both female and male sex organs, for example a flower. The fern is said to begin reproduction from a mature "diploid sporophyte", meaning it is of an age where it has double the number of ... have evolutionalised physical adaptations, such as scent, bright colours on petals and nectar to attract animals to them. Animals, ie insects spread pollen from the male sex o...
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