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HOW DO ORGANISMS REPRODUCE?



Introduction In the chapter ‘How do organisms reproduce’ of biology from class 10 we are going to learn how reproduction takes place in plants and animals both sexual and asexual. We are also going to discuss reproductive health in which we will discuss sexually transfer diseases. We will also learn about childbearing and women's health. In this chapter of class 10, we will learn and understand every basic and important detail about the topic of reproduction. This chapter is very helpful for students of class 10 and in exams, this topic will help you to get high grades. So let us start with what is reproduction?

HOW DO ORGANISMS REPRODUCE?

What is reproduction?

Reproduction is a biological process in which an organism gives birth to a new organism that looks like the organism. The process of reproduction takes place in different living organisms, whether it is a plant or an animal. Every organism reproduces differently in order to maintain its species. This is a very important process that protects the organism from being eliminated from the world. After that, we get information about why reproduction is so vital. The process of reproduction is important because every living being is going to die one day and to maintain the species in the world, reproduction takes place. Among single-celled organisms, s.................   read full Article - https://praadisedu.com/blog/how-do-organisms-reproduce

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