Plant Fertilisation: Structure and Events - Part 4

Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants|| Post-Fertilisation || Structures And Events of Embryo Development OF Embryo In Dicots || Development OF Embryo In Monocots

In human beings, after fertilisation, the structure which gets embedded in the wall of uterus is

Reproduction In Organisms || Sexual Reproduction || Events In Sexual Reproduction || Pre-Fertilisation Events || Fertilisation Events || Post-Fertilisation Events

Revision|Fertilisation |Post-fertilisation events |Reproduction in Human Beings

Post fertilisation event and parthenogenesis with 30 questions

Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants || Fertilisation in Angiosperms || Entry OF Pollen Tube into the Ovule || Entry OF Pollen Tube into the Embryo Sac || Fusion OF Gametes || Summary OF Events After Fertilisation in Ovary

All are post-fertilisation events, except

Given figure of Hydra shows its reproductive structures and manner of fertilisation. Observe and answer that why is it not showing self fertilisation ?

Which among the following statements are true for sexual reproduction in flowering plants? (i) It requires two types of gametes. (ii) Fertilisation is a compulsory event. (iii) It always results in formation of zygote. (iv) Offspring formed are clones.