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You will learn about Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants in this video. Let us learn about the male and female reproductive parts of flowering plants. Stamen is the male reproductive part of the flower. It consists of the anther and the filament. The anther produces pollen grains. Each matured pollen grain contains a tube cell consisting of a tube nucleus and two male gametes. Carpel is the female reproductive part of the flower. Top part of the carpel is called the stigma. Stigma is supported by the style. Base part of the carpel is the ovary. Ovary contains one or more ovules. Each ovule has a female gamete. There are some flowers that contain either stamen or carpel. They are called unisexual flowers. For fertilization to take place, pollen grains need to be transferred from the stamen to the stigma. If the transfer of pollen grains takes place in the same flower, then it is called self pollination. If the transfer of pollen grains takes place from one flower to another, then it is called cross pollination. This transfer of pollen grains is done by wind, water, insects or animals. After the pollen grain lands on the stigma, the tube cell produces a pollen tube through the style into the ovule. The male gametes travel along with the tube nucleus through the pollen tube. After they reach the ovule the male gamete fuses with the female gamete leading to fertilization. fertilization leads to the formation of zygote. The other male gamete fuses with the polar nuclei to eventually form endosperm. The zygote divides multiple times to form an embryo withing the ovule and the endosperm provides nourishment to the embryo. Eventually, the ovule develops and turns into a seed.

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Hello friends and welcome to a new Happy Learning video, today we are going to learn about the female and male reproductive system.

When we are born, there are a series of characteristics which clearly differentiate a woman from a man’s body. These are the sexual organs.

As we grow, our bodies change and it is easier to tell apart a girl from a boy but when we are little, when we are still babies, it isn´t so easy to see the difference at a simple glance, don’t you think?

So let’s learn a little more about both the female and male reproduction system.

The female reproductive system is made up of various organs with the majority located in the ladies interior.

Theses organs are the ovaries, the Fallopian tube, the uterus, the vagina and the vulva.

The ovaries are a pair of tiny glands where the feminine sexual cell known as the ova is formed and then matures. This occurs during puberty which is when the human beings develops and we stop being children and become adults.

The fallopian tubes are two long narrow tubes connecting the ovaries with the uterus.

The uterus is a hollow muscular organ where babies develop during pregnancy.

The vagina is an elastic muscular tube connecting the uterus to the exterior and it is also where babies come out during birth.

The vulva is the only external organ of the female reproductive system and it protects the entrance of the vagina.

Well now we know more about the female reproductive system. Now let’s look at the male one. The testicles, the vas deferens, the seminal vesicle, the penis and the urethra.

The organs of the male reproductive system are in the interior as well as on the exterior of a man’s body.

The penis is an external muscular organ and is where the urethra is located.

And the urethra is a tube with expulses both urine and semen out to the exterior .That's in case you didn't know, semen is a mixture of liquid seminal and sperm.

The testicles are two organs found on the exterior of the body. During puberty male sex hormones called testosterone start to produce.
The vas deferens communicates the testicles with the urethra and is found within the body.

The seminal vesicle produces a fluid called liquid seminal which transports the sperm.

Well now we know the female and male reproductive systems, fundamental for human beings to reproduce. Next we can learn more about reproduction in the video dedicated to that topic. Did you find it interesting? I hope so…

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Hello friends, and welcome to a new happy Learning video. Today we are going to learn about our origin, let’s learn about the human reproduction.

Reproduction develops in three stages: conception, pregnancy and childbirth and for it to take place both females and males need to intervene. We already know that the male reproduction system produces sperm and the female reproduction system, egg cell… Well, fertilization is when a man's sperm cell and a woman's egg cell released from the ovaries, unite and this happens inside the woman's body, normally in the fallopian tube.

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Human Reproduction Part 1 Class 12th CBSE Biology in Hindi contains:
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2) Male reproductive system
3) Female reproductive system
4) Gametogenesis
5) Menstrual cycle
6) Fertilization and implantation
7) Pregnancy and embryonic development
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All humans began as a single cell no larger than a grain of sand. The trillions of cells that make up an adult came from the single cell formed after the joining of a male and female sex cell. This video explores human reproduction, the process that ensures that our species continues on this planet. It describes the functioning of the male and female reproductive systems and how inherited traits are passed on through chromosomes.

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This video shows most of the events involved in human reproduction. As you will see every event is crucial and time-dependant. That is how mother nature operates.

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Cette vidéo est une animation sur la reproduction humaine de manière simplifiée, particulièrement destinée pour les enfants qui pourraient se poser d'éventuelles questions.