paired,oval shaped organs which produce sperm cells and testosterone

specilazed part of the cell which has a spefic fuction

nutrients consumed in breads vetagables and or meats

structures composed of specialized tissues designed to serve a specific function for the body

Science of cultivating soil, growing crops and raising livestock to produce food and fiber.

coiled tube, attached to each testis and is responsible for maturation, storage and transportation of sperm

proteins which assist chemical reactions in living cells

grains and by products

either sexual or asexual; utilizes appendages such as flowers to propagate, with male and female systems

Focuses on the handling, storage and preparation of food products

transports sperm from the epidiymis to the urtehea

flowering plants with two seed cotyleadions

associated with animal feed

units of reproduction utilized by flowering plants for either sexual or asexual reproduction

Focuses on extending the shelf-life of food products.

protects the penius from injury and infection

flowering plants with only one seed cotyleadeon

separation occurs when a plant fragments and produces new offspring with the genetic material of the parent plant

Refers to the shortness in supply compared to the supply which is desired.

transports eggs from ovary to utersus and is the site of fertiliazation

embroys with two cotyleadons

associated with human food

changes and growth an organism experiences during its life

Refers to the ability to continue behaviors indefinitely.