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Identify the process by which the lost part of star fish can be regained in natural course.

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding the Question**: The question asks about the process by which a starfish can regain a lost part naturally. 2. **Identifying the Process**: The process that allows the starfish to regrow lost parts is known as "regeneration." 3. **Explanation of Regeneration**: Regeneration is a biological process through which certain organisms can regrow lost or damaged body parts. In the case of starfish, if one of its arms is lost, it has the ability to regenerate that arm over time. ...
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  2. Differentiate regeneration from fragmentation.

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  3. Identify the process by which the lost part of star fish can be regain...

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  4. Draw the following diagrams and label their parts: (a) Stamen (b) ...

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  5. Define the following: (a) Pollination (b) Fertilization

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  6. Explain the formation of the male gamete.

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  7. Name the different types of pollinations?

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  8. What are the disadvantages of cross-pollination?

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  9. Write a brief note on the agents for cross-pollination.

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  10. Differentiate between biotic pollination from abiotic pollination.

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  11. Mention the characteristics of entomophilous flower.

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  12. Explain the following: (a) Herkogamy (b) Heterostyly

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  13. What do you mean by dichogomy?

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  14. Explain the formation of eggs in the flower.

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  15. (a) Identify the pollination that generally takes place in bisexual fl...

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  16. Why is cross-pollination not possible in all flowers?

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  17. Name the flower in which the pollination is carried out by bees. Expla...

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  18. Name the flower in which lever mechanism takes place and explain the m...

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  19. Explain the mechanism of pollination in papilionaceous flower.

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  20. Why self-pollination is not possible in Gloriosa?

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