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LIFE CYCLE IN ANGIOSPERMS (STAGE OF FLOWER LIFE CYCLE (3) PLANT GROWTH…
LIFE CYCLE IN ANGIOSPERMS
INTRODUCTION
2 BASIC GROWTH MODES
VEGETATIVE & REPRODUCTION DEVELOPMENT
APICAL MERISTEMS
SHOOT APICAL MERISTEMS (SAM)
INFLORESCENCE (IM)
FLORAL MERISTEMS (FM)
VEGETATIVE MERISTEM
INFLORESCENCE MERISTEM
SEED DEVELOPMENT
FLOWER INDUCTION
FACTOR INFLUENCING FLOWERING
ENVIROMENTAL CONTROLS
PHOTOPERIOD (DAY LENGTH)
SHORT-DAY PLANTS
FLOWER WHEN DAY IS SHORT, NIGHT IS LONG
LONG-DAY PLANTS
FLOWER WHEN DAY IS LONG, NIGHT IS SHORT
DAY-NEUTRAL
DOES NOT DEPEND ON DAY LENGTH
TEMPERATURE (VERNALISATION STAGE)
HORMONE
FLORIGEN
CONTROLLING AND TRIGGERING FLOWERING
FLOWER IDENTITY
ABC MODEL
ENRICO S. COEN & ELLIOT M. MEYEROWITZ
1991
EXPLAINING HOW FLORAL DEVELOP IN
Arabidopsis thaliana
& Snapdragons
FLOWER PARTS ARE GENETICALLY DETERMINED BY PATTERN IDENTITY GENES
ABC GENES
A GENES
INDUCES THE DEVELOPMENT OF SEPALS
A GENES + B GENES
INDUCES THE DEVELOPMENT OF PETALS
B GENES + C GENES
INDUCES THE DEVELOPMENT OF STAMENS
C GENES
INDUCES THE DEVELOPMENT OF CARPELS
4 DIFFERENT FLORAL ORGAN TYPES
SEPALS
PETALS
STAMENS
ANTHER
FILAMENT
ANDROECIUM (MALE)
CARPELS
STIGMA
STYLE
OVARY
GYNOECIUM (FEMALE)
FLOWER DEVELOPMENT
VARIATION IN FLOWER
Prefect flower
Both gynoecium and androecium
Monecious
Imperfect flower
Lack either gynoecium or androecium
Decious
Carpelate flower : lack stamens, have carpels
Staminate flower : lack carpels, have stamens
Complete flower
Have all 4 flower parts : gynoecium, androecium, calyx and corolla (caperls, stamens, sepals and petals)
Monecious
Incomplete flower
Missing one or more flower parts
Either monecious or diecious
Monoecious
Staminate and carpelate flower on a same plant
Dioecious
Staminate or carpelate flower on a same plant
FLOWER PARTS/ORGANS
Calyx
Sepals
leaf-like structure, to protect flower in bud
Corolla
Petals
Larger, colourful, have scent and nectar
To attract pollinator like insects and birds
Androecium
Stamens
Long filament with anther at tip, with 2 pairs of pollen sac
Have different adaptations to specialize pollination and prevent self-fertilization, thus increase diversity
Gynoecium
Caperls, often fused into single pistil
Consists of stigma, style, ovary
Have different adaptations to specialize pollination and prevent self-fertilization, thus increase diversity
Develop into fruit after fertilization
Stigma
Receptive surface for pollen, germinates its pollen tube
Style
Hold the stigma some distance from ovary
Ovary
Have one or more ovules which contain one female gametophyte
One ovule will develop into seed
STAGE OF FLOWER LIFE CYCLE
1) SEED DEVELOPMENT
MONOCOT SEED
Two cotyledons
DICOT SEED
One cotyledons
2) SEED GERMINATION
EPIGEAL
Cotyledons are above ground
HYPOGEAL
Cotyledons remain in soil
3) PLANT GROWTH
Emerging of leaves
Photosynthesis
Root and Stem systems
Development of flower buds
4) REPRODUCTION
FLOWER
Gynoecium
Androecium
5) POLLINATION
POLLINATORS
Insects
Birds
Human
Wind
Water
TYPES OF POLLINATION
Self-pollination
Cross-pollination
6) SEED DISPERSAL
Depends on pollinators
ANGIOSPERMS GAMETES
GAMETOPHYTE GENERATION
(FLOWER) MALE REPRODUCTION ORGAN
STAMEN
FILAMENT
ANTHER
EPIDERMIS
ENDOTHECIUM
MIDDLE LAYERS
TAPETUM
MICROSPOROGENESIS
MICROSPORE (n)
MICROGAMETOGENESIS
POLLEN GRAINS
WALL
EXINE
INTINE
CELLS
VEGETATIVE CELL
REPRODUCTIVE CELL
(FLOWER) FEMALE REPRODUCTION ORGAN
PISTIL
OVARY
FRUIT
OVULE
SEED
STIGMA
STYLE
MEGASPOROGENESIS
MEGASPORE (n)
MEGAGAMETOGENESIS
EMBRYO SACS
WALL
INTEGUMENT
NUCELLUS
CHALAZAL END
3 ANTIPODAL CELL
MICROPYLAR END
2 POLAR NUCLEI
MIDDLE PART
1 EGG & 2 SYNERGID CELL
FLOWER PLANT LIFE CYCLE
HAPLOID STAGE ( Ploidy - n )
MICROSPORE
DEVELOP POLLEN GRAIN
MEGASPORE
DEVELOP OVARY
GAMETOPHYTE GENERATION
MALE GAMETOPHYTE
POLLEN GRAIN
DEVELOP IN ANTHER
FEMALE GAMETOPHYTE
EMBRYO SAC
DEVELOP IN OVULE
DIPLOID STAGE ( Ploidy - n )
STARTS WHEN
FERTILIZED EGG CELL
FROM PARENT
ANGIOSPERM
2X FERTILISATION
1 SPERM + 1 EGG CELL = ZYGOTE (2n)
1 SPERM + 2 POLAR NUCLEI = ENDOSPERM (3n)
SPOROPHYTE GENERATION
DEVELOP SPORE
2 TYPES
associated with
associated with