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4.Reproduction In Organism

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Process of Self Fertilization,Diploid Body,Haploid Body,Gametic Meiosis,Sporic Meiosis and Zygotic Meiosis.
Animals and plants reproduce for their existence...an essential event of life.
The mode and time vary. However it is interesting facet that interests all of us.
The topic is of importance to aspirants of MCAT, AP Biology, AIPMT and CSIR UGC NET

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Date palm : Date palm Dioecious plants

Marchantia : Marchantia Dioecious plants Female Male

SELF FERTILIZATION (ENDOGAMY) : SELF FERTILIZATION (ENDOGAMY) Fusion of gametes from the SAME individual Shown in BISEXUALS, ie, reproductive structures in the same plant/animal. Also called HOMOTHALLIC or MONOECIOUS individuals or condition.

SELF FERTILIZATION : SELF FERTILIZATION Examples….. Fungi ,Plants (Zea mays, Cucurbitaceae , Morus alba) Animals (Earthworms, Leech, Hydra, Sponges, Tapeworms) They are also called HERMOPHRODITES.

Self fertilization : Self fertilization

Self fertilization occurs in Zea mays : Self fertilization occurs in Zea mays

Charaabisexual plant(Lower) : Charaabisexual plant(Lower)

Slide 8 : Chara

Hydra : Hydra

Some organisms are hermaphroditesThey produce both eggs and sperm & can self-fertilize : Some organisms are hermaphroditesThey produce both eggs and sperm & can self-fertilize Eg. Tapeworm

Tapeworm…. a hermophrodite : Tapeworm…. a hermophrodite

Leech & Earthworm….are hermophrodites : Leech & Earthworm….are hermophrodites

Some hermaphrodites cannot self-fertilize and so must exchange sperm to fertilize each other’s eggs : Some hermaphrodites cannot self-fertilize and so must exchange sperm to fertilize each other’s eggs E.g., some snails

UNISEXUALS… Male and females differ : UNISEXUALS… Male and females differ

Female : Female Male

Female and male reproductive structures of cockroach : Female and male reproductive structures of cockroach

Human life cycle : Human life cycle

Cell division during Gamete formation : Cell division during Gamete formation DIPLOID BODY Pteridophytes Gymnosperms Plantae Angiosperms Most animals … Animalia

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Diploid body : Diploid body

HAPLOID BODY : HAPLOID BODY Monera Fungi Algae Bryophytes They produce gametes by MITOSIS

Does this mean that meiosis never occurs in organisms that are Haploid ? : Does this mean that meiosis never occurs in organisms that are Haploid ? Meiosis does occur Whenever there is mating (fertilization) meiosis has to occur. NO

Haploid adults of green alga : Haploid adults of green alga

DIPLOID BODY in PLANTS : DIPLOID BODY in PLANTS

GAMETIC MEIOSIS : GAMETIC MEIOSIS Meiosis produces gametes Eg. Animalia

Gameticmeiosis : Gameticmeiosis

SPORIC MEIOSIS : SPORIC MEIOSIS Meiosis produces spores Eg. Plantae

Sporic meiosis : Sporic meiosis

ZYGOTIC MEIOSIS : ZYGOTIC MEIOSIS Zygote undergoes meiosis Eg. Protista Fungi

Zygotic meisis in green alga, Chlamydomonas : Zygotic meisis in green alga, Chlamydomonas

Gametic Transfer : Gametic Transfer Motile Male gamete Non motile female gamete Motile male gamete Motile female gamete Most Organisms Fungi Algae

Medium of gamete transfer : Medium of gamete transfer WATER Male gamete need water Eg. Algae Bryophytes Peridophytes Corals Fishes frogs

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