Sexual reproduction in flowers | Reproduction | Class 10 Biology | Khan Academy

Let's explore sexual reproduction in flowers. We will talk about unisexual and bisexual flowers. The difference between carpel and pistil. The different types of pollination - self and cross pollination - and fertilisation.

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[manognyamathapati]

Hey its better th every class in YouTube we r wasting our net 😂by seeing 4 or 5 hours nice explanation sir ❤ we support uh ❤🙌🌸

[jungkook-dvzv]

I always found this part very confusing, Now it's cleared. Thank you so much sir.

[suplosers]

i might pass my test in a few days, thank you!!

[jndominica]

Why do "bisexual" flowers even exist? Why don't they take advantage of sexual reproduction like animals do in order to mix the genes? If both male and female will likely immediately come into contact, why not just grow the fruit outright? Some plants reproduce this way by growing little baby plants that break off. I forgot what they were called because I haven't lived in a house with a garden for many years. And the seeds they make are numerous and ineffective. Which type of flower is the further evolutionary step from their ancestors? Like did the both parts accidentally come together, or didn't undergo the split?

[ansarahamad]

Meaning in cross pollination lily with lily not any other flower right.

[Manni_ki_varshu]

U have missed some parts sir .like parts of seed which is also given in ncert nd u have not drawn the correct parts of ovary as shown in ncert like antipodal cells, 2 polar nucleii nd egg is not shown properly

[Piyush_singhh_]

Hope all are pass by 33% in board exam ...

[Chloejung]

When there's types of sexuality in flowers 😂