3. Reproduction in Organism June 2009

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Information about Predator Satiation,Seosonal Animal Breeders,Gametogenesis and Cross Fertilization

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Aphids giving babies parthenogenetically : Aphids giving babies parthenogenetically Leaf insects reproduce parthenogenetically

EXCEPTIONAL : EXCEPTIONAL Some trees/plants flower during the same month year after year (seasonal) Eg. Mango, Apple , Jackfruit

Slide 3 : Some plants flower throughout the year Others show unusual flowering phenomena Bamboo sp. flower once in 50-100yrs

Neel kuranji (Strobilanthus Kunthiana) flower once in 12 Years : Neel kuranji (Strobilanthus Kunthiana) flower once in 12 Years Last time….Aug-Dec, 2006 Small BLUE flowering plants Blooms over SHOLA GRASSLANDS of Western Ghats (1800m)

Slide 5 : All of them seed together to escape from predators. The phenomenon is called ‘Predator satiation’ Next bloom would be in 2018

NEEL KURINJI : NEEL KURINJI Found mainly in Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. These are ENDANGERED

Seasonal animal breeders : Seasonal animal breeders Eg. Frogs, fishes, Birds They reproduce in favourable periods

Seasonal breeders…birds : Seasonal breeders…birds

Continuous animal breeders : Continuous animal breeders Eg. Mammals They reproduce throughout in their reproductive phase

Excetions… : Excetions… Birds in captivity (poultry farms) can be made to lay eggs throughout the year.

Cyclical changes (in mammals) : Cyclical changes (in mammals) Oestrus cycle in NON PRIMATES Cows, sheep, rats, deers, dogs, tigers.. Menstrual cycle in PRIMATES Monkeys, apes, humans Amongst mammals some are seasonal breeders Eg. dogs.

Events in Sexual Reproduction : Events in Sexual Reproduction Gametogenesis Gamete transfer Fertilization Zygote formation Embryogenesis Pre fertilization Events Post-fertilization Events

GAMETOGENESIS : GAMETOGENESIS Formation of male and female gametes That is, HAPLOID CELLS. These gametes could be : Homogametic Heterogametic Both gametes are similar Gametes are in appearance morphologically dissimilar. Also called ISOGAMETES Male gamete is also Eg. Some algae called ANTHEROZOID or SPERM Isogametes of cladophora (algae) Female gamete is called the EGG or OVUM Eg. Most organism

Isogamy : Isogamy

Homogamy orIsogamy in Spirogyra : Homogamy orIsogamy in Spirogyra

Herterogamy = Gametes are morphologically dissimilar : Herterogamy = Gametes are morphologically dissimilar

Sexuality in Organisms : Sexuality in Organisms CROSS FERTILIZATION ( = EXOGAMY) Fusion of gametes from two different individuals Shown by Unisexuals, ie they have reproductive structures on different plants or animals

Cross fertilization : Cross fertilization

Sexuality in Organisms : Sexuality in Organisms Unisexual individuals (or conditions) are also called Dioecious or Heterothallic Eg- Date palm Papaya Insects Man Birds Repliles - Plants - Animals

Papaya : Papaya Dioecious plants

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