Question

what is the role of survival vescides and prostate gland​

Answer 1

Answer:

survival vescides, also known as seminal vesicles the part of the reproductive system.

• The vesicles have both glandular tissue and muscular tissue. Muscular tissue contracts to move seminal fluid and sperm into the urethra and out through the penis.
• On the other hand prostate glands produce the fluid that along with sperm cells from the testicles and fluids from other glands, makes up semen.

Explanation:

The prostate gland has the size of a chestnut and weighs about 30 grams.

• It is part of the male reproductive system.
• The prostate is located directly below the bladder and above the muscles of the pelvic floor.
• Prostate word is taken from the Greek phrase " prostate" which means " one who stands before".
• The prostate gland is surrounded by a capsule of connective tissue containing various smooth muscle fibers.
• During ejaculation, these muscle cells contract and forcefully press the fluid that has been stored in the prostate out into the urethra.
• On the other hand seminal vesicles and vas deferens and it's the ampulla are involved in pushing out ejaculate into and from the penis.
• The fluids which develop in the seminal vesicles make up about 50 percent to 80 percent of the semen's volume.
• Fructose provides energy.
• clotting factors, which also help to keep sperm alive longer.