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A comparison of asexual and sexual reproduction.

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Interference of asexual and sexual reproduction in the green hydra: Discover GALILEO

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Process of Asexual & Sexual Reproduction

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Process of Asexual & Sexual Reproduction

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There are two forms of reproduction asexual and sexual. Asexual reproduction also known as vegetative reproduction is where 2 daughter cells that are identical to the mother cells. The energy cost is very low and are essentially clones, meaning there is next to no variation. Sexual reproduction is when you have two of the same species one providing the sperm and the other providing the egg come together to fertilize the egg. This form of reproduction takes the genetic code from both of the mother and father bringing in variation.

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Utilizing a phylogenetic plant classification for systematic arrangements i...: Discover GALILEO

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http://mrscolleys5thgradeacscienceclass.weebly.com/plant-and-animal-classification.html

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though most of her words I don't understand the writing on the board are helpful

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B3.1.1 Introduction to plant kingdom & Classification system (Hindi)

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Have any doubts? Follow this link http://avanti.in/learn/signup and ask from the experts. It's free. Class 11 Biology - Plant Kingdom In earlier lessons, we have learnt about broad classifications. In this chapter, we will go into deeper classification of Kingdom Plantae.

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When you think of classification your mind goes to animals, but why wouldn't we be more specific for plants as well. Though animals follow the kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, species classification plants need something a little more specific. When it comes to plants there are 4 major categories in which they could fall. Ferns have the identification of production of spores(for reproduction) and have a root; whereas mosses and liverworts have no proper stem/root system.
Leaving only Coniferous trees and flowering plants left to speak on. Coniferous trees have a root system with pines and cones, while the flowering plants are described as having a root and flowers that produce seeds.