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Plant Reproduction and Human Anatomy: A Comparative Study

Explore the similarities and differences between plant reproduction and the human reproductive system. Discuss topics such as self-fertilization, the absence of "seeds" in humans, and analogous reproductive parts in a flower and the human body.

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Plant Reproduction and Human Anatomy: A Comparative Study

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  1. www.thescienceteacher.co.uk| resources for science teachers who like to think

  2. Do plants have sex? Discuss in your groups

  3. Are any parts of the human reproductive system analogous to the parts of a flower? Label the diagrams above with the words below. Explain your choice. Egg cell Vagina Testis Penis Uterus Sperm Ovary

  4. Questions to think about • How could a plant stop itself from having sex with itself? • What are the problems of a plant having sex with itself i.e. self-fertlisation? • Why don’t humans produce ‘seeds’.

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