Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants PDF
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This document details the process of sexual reproduction in flowering plants. It covers topics such as the androecium, gynoecium, and the various stages involved in reproduction. It also touches upon pollination mechanisms and the development of the embryo.
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Reproduction in Plants | flowering ndroeeiwm paynom.nei.m.wn.feu.ieisa.im Embryo Development Apomixis 2- 2 Ofs. NARO aecium. consist stamen of. I long I slender stalk filament - Anther ( biwbed structure) ANTHER. Bilobed - Each lobe dithecous separated by longitudinal groove running lengthwise Microsporangium located at corners , two in each theca. Structure of Microsporangium Microsporangium surrounded by 4 wall layers.. I. Epidermis 2. Endothecium middle layer }: Tapetum Protective Outer three layers dehiscence : release help in of anther to - Luellen grains. Tapetum provides nourishment to the developing pollen grains. tissue On young anther , sporogenesis forms the centre of each microsporangium. Microsporegeneris Process of formation of microspore from pollen mother cell ( Pmc) As development occurs in anther the , sporogenesis tissue undergoes meiosis to form microspore tetrad. cell tissue has Each of sporogenesis to tetrad capacity to giverise. Hence , each cell is a potential pollen NCERTMagicwwT on PMC (pollen Mother Cell) Pollen Grain. or Represent gamete spherical Two layered EXINE Outer layer Hard layer Made of sporopollenin resistant Extremely Can withstand high temp , acidic , alkaline enzymes. , I NTI NE Inner layer Continuous layer Made and cellulose of pectin. Mature pollen grain contains two cells : - I. Vegetative cell : - Large with irregular nucleus contains food reserve 2 Generative cell in. : small I floats cell cytoplasm of vegetative.. shed In 60% of angiosperms , pollen grains at a - celled stage. mitosis On rest 40% - generative cell undergo celled to form 3 stage -. Viability pollen Grain 0 of.. Depends on temperature and humidity. * Ranges from 30 minutes to months - GYNOECIUM. Represents of Reproductive part. be Apocarpous ( pistils free) May : syncarpous (pistils fused) 3 parts - style stigma Ovary Placenta contains megasporangium OVULES. Megasporangium Ovule attached to funicle by placenta HILUM. Junction of funicle and hilum -. Each ovule has 2 or 2 protective layers - INTEGUMENT (cover entire ovule encyst micropyle) chalaza : lies Basal on opposite side of micropyle : part of ovule. Nucellus : Present within integuments '. Contains Reserve food. located Embryo within sac nucellus or. female gametophyte Megasporegenesis Megaspore mother cell ( MMC) converts into megaspores. Mmc - large contains dense - cytoplasm - prominent nucleus undergoes meiosis to form 4 megaspores. only 2 megaspore is functional other 3 - degenerate That one. develops into f gametophyte Female Gametophyte I , SPO Ric Development : MONO nucleus of functional megaspore Divides mitotically 2 nuclei move towards opposite ends 2 more mitosis nucleate 8 Embryo sac Cf gametophyte) 6 nucleus : surrounded by cell wall Rem 2 egg apparatus ( polateei ) :. below Egg Apparatus : At micropylar end : 9. egg t synergies 2 synergies : filiform apparatus ( lead pollen tube Antipodal calls : ht chalazal end Typical of gametophyte 7 celled 8 nucleate Pollination Process transfer of pollen grain from of anther to stigma. Autogamy xenogamy Transfer from anther Anther to to stigma of ' stigma of same flower different Geitonogamy.. vida plant Oxalis kinds Anther to produces 2 stigma of flowers of another - flower of same chasmogamous plant (engrossed) functionally icleistogamous cross pollination ( flowers don't but genetically open only self pollination -. Autogamy) Pollination Agents of WIND WATER ANIMALS Most common. Rare Butterflies abiotic agent Bees pollen grains wasps used well exposed are like long , ribbon Flowers , stamen , protected. - large , large feathery - from wetting colourful , stigma by mucilaginous sheath. fragrant contain and nectar ovule to attract single. Vallisneria ( Pollen Rewards) flowers packed nydriua in inflorescence zostera. Amorphofphallus provide place to common in Majority of lay eggs. GRASSES. water plants I like -. Yucca plant water hyacinth its math water lily pollinated Insects by. Pollen grains are sticky Pollen - pistil reaction is DYNAMIC. Prevention both I of autogamy geitonongamy DIOECY Nceepimagcleu is Double fertilisation pollen grains fall on stigma and pollen releases tube 20 enters one of synergies gametes. ( 2 P gamete + egg zygote syngamy) - 2 or gamete t polar - PEN (Triple fusion ) (primary nuclei Nucleus Endosperm ) Double fertilisation Two fusions : Post - fertilisation PEN → Endosperm zygote → Embryo Ovules → seed ovaries → fruit Rest → Degenerate Embryo Development Embryo develops at micropylar end Pro Zygote → embryo Globyular → Heart - shaped Iv Embryo consists of : Mature Embryo Embryonal Anis cotyledon monocot ( s cotyledon) Dicot (2) Portion of embryonal ranis above level of cotyledons : Epicotyl contains plumule (shoot tip) Below level of cotyledons : HYPOCOTYL contains radicle ( root tip) MONOCOT - Embryo - I cotyledon SCUTELLUM : Root cap I radicle enclosed in COLEORRHIZA Shoot apex enclosed COLEOPTILE by SEED. - Albuminous Non Albuminous Endosperm present. Endosperm absent WHEAT PEA MAIZE BEANS Black pepper : Remnant of Nucellus (called as PERI SPERM ) Dicot Monocot f-suit Development Fruits may be fleshy : : mango Groundnut bug Sf fruits develop from ovary : true fruits Of developed from any other part : false Apple Strawberry , (Thalamus forms fruit) → Of fruits develop without fertilisation - Partnenocarpic fruits BANANA APOMIXIS Process seed formation without fertilisation of Form of Asexual Reproduction minuting sexual In Citrus and mango - Nucellus develops into embryo sac ( POLY EMBRYONY) Apomixis important for producing o : hybrid varieties of fruits T crop yield -. Previous yrs Impe.