How does the male gamete in flowers differ to the animal male gamete?
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▶▶The difference of these two male gamete's is that the animal gamete has:-
▶ purple micro fibres◀
and
the flower gamete has:-
▶ blue micro fibres◀
▶▶The male gametes are located in the pollen of the flower....
▶so the new growth of flowers through the process of pollination.....[FLOWERS]
▶▶the male gamete is the sperm....[ANIMALS]
thank you......
▶▶The difference of these two male gamete's is that the animal gamete has:-
▶ purple micro fibres◀
and
the flower gamete has:-
▶ blue micro fibres◀
▶▶The male gametes are located in the pollen of the flower....
▶so the new growth of flowers through the process of pollination.....[FLOWERS]
▶▶the male gamete is the sperm....[ANIMALS]
thank you......
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The difference between ‘male gamete in flowers’ and the ‘animal male gamete’ is as follows:
Male gamete in Flowers:
1. They can fertilize with plants of different species.
2. They require the help of external pollinators such as bees, air, water etc.
Animal Male gamete:
1. They cannot fertilize with a female gamete that belongs to a different species or genus.
2. They do not mostly require external pollinators except for certain species such as the fish.
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