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Title: CHP.-1.REPRODUCION IN ORGANISMS


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CHP.-1.REPRODUCION IN ORGANISMS
  • CLASS- XII

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  • Life span The period from birth to natural
    death of an organism.
  • Reproduction a biological process in which an
    organism gives rise to young ones similar to
    itself.
  • Types of reproduction
  • Asexual reproduction offspring is produced by a
    single parent with or without formation of
    gametes.
  • Sexual reproduction When two parents
    participate in reproductive process also
    involve fusion of male female gametes.

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Asexual reproduction
  • Budding in Yeast

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Binary fission - Amoeba
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Zoospores of Chlamydomonas
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Conidia of Penicillium
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Buds in Hydra
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Gemmules in sponge
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Vegetative propagation in plants (Eyes of potato)
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Rhizome of ginger
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Bulbil of Agave
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Leaf buds of Bryophyllum
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Offset of Water hyacinth
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Sexual reproduction
  • Events in sexual reproduction
    1.Pre-fertilisation events
  • (i) Gametogenesis
  • (ii) Gamete transfer
  • 2. Fertilisation
  • 3.Post-fertilisation events
  • (i) Zygote (ii) Embryogenesis

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Pre-fertilisation events
  • 1.Gametogenesis
  • It is the process of formation of male female
    gametes.
  • Homogametes morphologically similar.
  • Heterogametes morphologically different.

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  • Bisexual male female reproductive structures
    in the same plant.(Homothallic Monoecious ).
  • Unisexual male female reproductive structures
    on different plants. (Heterothllic Dioecious).
  • Gametes are haploid.
  • In diploid organisms specialised cells called
    meiocytes ( gamete mother cell ) undergo meiosis.

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  • 2.Gamete transfer
  • In most of the organisms male gamete is motile
    the female gamete is stationary.
  • In aquatic plants gamete transfer takes place
    through Water.
  • Male gametes are produced in very large number
    because a large number of male gametes are lost
    during transport.

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  • 3. Fertilisation
  • Fusion of gametes is known as syngamy which
    results in the formation of Zygote.
  • External fertilisation syngamy occurs outside
    the body of the organism. Eg. Algae, Fishes,
    Amphibians.
  • Internal fertilisation syngamy occurs inside
    the body of organism. Eg. Reptiles, Birds,
    Mammals, most of the plants.

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Post-fertilisation events
  • 1. The Zygote
  • 2. Embryogenesis
  • It is the process of development of embryo from
    the Zygote.
  • Zygote undergo cell division
  • (Mitosis) cell differentiation.
  • Oviparous animals lay eggs Eg. Reptiles,
    birds.
  • Viviparous animals- zygote develop into a young
    one inside the body of female organism.
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