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| cells with two sets of chromosomes |
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| an other word for sex cells |
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| cells with only one set of chromosomes |
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| female gametes in mammals |
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| contains female sex cells in flowers |
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| contain male sex cells in plants |
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| tube that carries sperm from testes to penis |
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| deposits sperm into vagina |
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| produce egg cells in mammals and ovules in plants |
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| site of fertilisation in mammals |
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| where embryo develops in mammals |
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| where sperm is deposited during sexual intercourse |
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| fusion of the nuclei of male gamete (sperm) and female gamete (egg) |
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| what a zygote develops into |
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| part of flower that makes pollen |
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| where pollen should land in a flower for pollination |
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| transfer of pollen from anther to stigma |
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| growth that allows nucleus to travel from stigma to ovule |
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