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"Life of people has sucked in the period before the green revolution and even after it"  Green Revolution is the revolution in agriculture around the world Green Revolution involves the supply of  modern practices such as water, fertilizer, and chemical pesticides The period in the 1960’s was known as the green revolution. Green means green color and revolution means great development. Combining green and revolution makes the green revolution. Green revolution refers to the great advancement in the production of food crop and, crop production has improved so much so to the level that farmers saw their excess produce ready to be sold out into the market. life of people sucked before the green revolution Crop yields prior to the Green Revolution was very poor Prior to the Green Revolution people in the then underdeveloped countries like India, Pakistan, Nepal, Nigeria, the Philippines, and several other newly independent nations were living in half stomach

Gynoecium  is what is called the female reproductive part of the  flower . It comprises of the stigma style (the lengthen pipe that extends from stigma to ovary) and the ovary. see: typical flower

The group of plants that only bear seeds without producing flowers or fruits are called Gymnosperms . Examples Pines, conifers, Ginkgo , Cycas etc. you may wonder if you look at pine trees how that you never see them flowering in any season of the year. But sometimes somewhere during the beginning of the spring when the season becomes warmer and windy you may find that your house and your veranda are all full of yellow colored dust particles. Those dusts are the pollen grains of the pine cones i.e. the fruit like body which you may wrongly called as pine fruit. If you look closer into the cone you will find that there’s nothing like fruit at all but whorl and whorls of dead hardened special leaves that has under it, the pollen. Gymnospermic plants differ from angiospermic plants mainly in the formation of flowers and seeds. While angiosperms are flower, fruit and seed bearing plants the Gymnosperms are seed bearing plants only. Flowers and fruits are absent in gymnospermic plants.