Selecting Rabbits for Mating and Breeding
Rabbit farming is a very profitable business, no doubt about this. To increase your productivity, however, breeding is a fulcrum of successful rabbit rearing. Rabbit breeding has seasons – you can start planning to mate your rabbit as early as Read more…
Methods of Seed and Fruit Dispersal
Why is Seed Dispersal Important? When flowering is over and the fruits and seeds ripen, they fall from the parent plant to the ground. The number of seeds produced by a single plant is often very large. However, most of Read more…
Malignant Oedema Treatment in Pigs
In pig production, care must be taken in preventing disease outbreaks. There are quite a number of bacterial and fungal diseases affecting pigs. One of the bacterial diseases in swine is Malignant Oedema, its scientific name is Gangrenous Septicaemia Braxy. Read more…
Raising Day Old Chicks – Pros and Cons
If you want to raise any breed of chicken, it’s cost-wise to choose day old chicks. Either you want to raise chicken for egg production or meat, buying expensive birds can have a great effect on your productivity. However, caring Read more…
Seed Structure and Functions
What is a Seed simple definition? A seed is a fertilized ovule (the unit of reproduction) containing an embryonic plant. Seeds develop from fertilized ovules that have undergone growth and development. The food required for the development of the ovule Read more…
Flowering Plants Characteristics and Classes
What is a flowering plant? Flowering plants are plants with well-developed reproductive parts, and capable of producing flowers, fruits, and seeds. Flowering plants are also regarded as an angiosperm. The flowering plants show great variety and diversity of form. However, Read more…
Structure of Hydra – Parts and Functions
Structure of Hydra Hydra has different parts and they function distinctively. To study the parts very well, let’s look into the structure of hydra, reproductive structure, locomotor structure, and others. The body of Hydra is cylindrical and is commonly attached Read more…
Advantages of Asexual reproduction in plants
What is Asexual reproduction in Plants? Asexual reproduction in plants is a form of reproduction where a new plant is produced without the fusion of male and female gametes. There are about 5 or 7 types of asexual reproduction, which Read more…
Seed Structure and Functions
What is a Seed simple definition? A seed is a fertilized ovule (the unit of reproduction) containing an embryonic plant. Seeds develop from fertilized ovules that have undergone growth and development. The food required for the development of the ovule Read more…
Flowering Plants Characteristics and Classes
What is a flowering plant? Flowering plants are plants with well-developed reproductive parts, and capable of producing flowers, fruits, and seeds. Flowering plants are also regarded as an angiosperm. The flowering plants show great variety and diversity of form. However, Read more…
Structure of Hydra – Parts and Functions
Structure of Hydra Hydra has different parts and they function distinctively. To study the parts very well, let’s look into the structure of hydra, reproductive structure, locomotor structure, and others. The body of Hydra is cylindrical and is commonly attached Read more…
Advantages of Asexual reproduction in plants
What is Asexual reproduction in Plants? Asexual reproduction in plants is a form of reproduction where a new plant is produced without the fusion of male and female gametes. There are about 5 or 7 types of asexual reproduction, which Read more…
Seed Structure and Functions
What is a Seed simple definition? A seed is a fertilized ovule (the unit of reproduction) containing an embryonic plant. Seeds develop from fertilized ovules that have undergone growth and development. The food required for the development of the ovule Read more…
Flowering Plants Characteristics and Classes
What is a flowering plant? Flowering plants are plants with well-developed reproductive parts, and capable of producing flowers, fruits, and seeds. Flowering plants are also regarded as an angiosperm. The flowering plants show great variety and diversity of form. However, Read more…
Structure of Hydra – Parts and Functions
Structure of Hydra Hydra has different parts and they function distinctively. To study the parts very well, let’s look into the structure of hydra, reproductive structure, locomotor structure, and others. The body of Hydra is cylindrical and is commonly attached Read more…
Advantages of Asexual reproduction in plants
What is Asexual reproduction in Plants? Asexual reproduction in plants is a form of reproduction where a new plant is produced without the fusion of male and female gametes. There are about 5 or 7 types of asexual reproduction, which Read more…
Seed Structure and Functions
What is a Seed simple definition? A seed is a fertilized ovule (the unit of reproduction) containing an embryonic plant. Seeds develop from fertilized ovules that have undergone growth and development. The food required for the development of the ovule Read more…
Flowering Plants Characteristics and Classes
What is a flowering plant? Flowering plants are plants with well-developed reproductive parts, and capable of producing flowers, fruits, and seeds. Flowering plants are also regarded as an angiosperm. The flowering plants show great variety and diversity of form. However, Read more…
Structure of Hydra – Parts and Functions
Structure of Hydra Hydra has different parts and they function distinctively. To study the parts very well, let’s look into the structure of hydra, reproductive structure, locomotor structure, and others. The body of Hydra is cylindrical and is commonly attached Read more…
Advantages of Asexual reproduction in plants
What is Asexual reproduction in Plants? Asexual reproduction in plants is a form of reproduction where a new plant is produced without the fusion of male and female gametes. There are about 5 or 7 types of asexual reproduction, which Read more…