Refer to the given figure showing reproductive system of female cockroach Identify the parts labelled as P,Q R and S and select the correct statement regarding theseA. P represents the ovary of female cockroach, while consists of six ovarioles, each containing a row of developing ova.B. Q represents the left spermatheca which stores the sperms received from male during copulationC. R represents the right conglobate gland whose secretions serve to attract the male cockroach during mating.D. S represents the gonapophyses whose secretion produces the egg case of ootheca.

Refer to the given figure showing reproductive system of female cockro

1.	Refer to the given figure showing reproductive system of female cockroach Identify the parts labelled as P,Q R and S and select the correct statement regarding theseA. P represents the ovary of female cockroach, while consists of six ovarioles, each containing a row of developing ova.B. Q represents the left spermatheca which stores the sperms received from male during copulationC. R represents the right conglobate gland whose secretions serve to attract the male cockroach during mating.D. S represents the gonapophyses whose secretion produces the egg case of ootheca.
Answer» Correct Answer - B In the given figure, P represents the ovary of female cockroach, which consists of eight ovarioles (or ovarian tubules), each containing a row of developing ova. Q represents the left spermatheca, which stores the sperms received from male during copulation. R is the right collaterial gland, whose secretions form the egg case of the ootheca. S is the gonapopyses, which serves as ovipositors.

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