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Male reproductive system of cockroach

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Answered by manishamahato53028
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Answer:

pair of testes

Explanation:

vasa deffrencia ,ejacuatory ducts

Answered by Anonymous
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. MALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

  • It consists of a pair of tests, a pair of vasa deferentia , ehaculatory duct , mushroom shaped gland, seminal vesicles , phallic gland , gonopore surrounded by gonapophyses.
  • Testes are a pair of elongated lobed bodies present on lateral sides of 4th , 5th , and 6th abdominal segements.
  • Vas deferens is a narrow tube arising from testies . The two vasa deferentia run backwards and open in a wide tube , the ductus ejaculatorious in 7th segment.
  • Mushroom shaped gland is present 6th an 7th segments. It has two types of tubules.
  • a) Utriculimajoris-long slender tubules on the periphery.Their secretion forms inner layer of spermatophore.
  • b)Utriculi-brevoris - short tubules at the centre their secretion nourishes the sperms.
  • These tubules open into anterior part of ejaculatory duct.

. SEMINAL VESICLES

  • They are a pair of sacs present on the ventral side of ejactory duct.
  • These sacs store sperms as spermatophores.
  • Gonopore is the male genital pore present on the ventral phallomere.
  • Phallic gland whose function is not known also opens near gonopore.
  • Phallomores (gonapophyses ) are 3 chitinious asymmetrical structure present around gonopore.They heo in copulation.

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