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WELCOME. I want to grow some plants in my garden. Coconut, rose and bryophyllum. Ok.. Let me help you. Which plants you want to grow?. Rahul. Rohan. Bryophyllum leaf. Look, what i have brought for you. Sprouted coconut. What??. Rose stem.
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I want to grow some plants in my garden Coconut, rose and bryophyllum. Ok.. Let me help you.. Which plants you want to grow? Rahul Rohan
Bryophyllum leaf Look, what i have brought for you Sprouted coconut What?? Rose stem
Why he didn’t give seeds of all these plants? Let us ask our sir.. Is it possible to grow plants without seeds?
Plants can be grown by root, stem, leaf… let us see how?
E A B C Label the plant parts and write its function D
REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS Sexual reproduction
Parts of a flower Stigma Anther Style x y Filament Ovary Sepals X- STAMEN Y- PISTIL
I have read that stamen is a male reproductive organ Yes!.. And pistil is the female reproductive organ
Stamen Stamens are the male reproductive part Anther contains pollen grains which produce male gametes. Anther Pollen grains Filament
Pistil Pistil is the female reproductive part Stigma Style ovary
Click the correct option X and Y are the parts of Sepal X Stamen Carpel style Y
Click the correct option Identify X and Y x X = filament, Y = anther X = style, Y = stigma y X = anther, Y = filament X = stigma, Y = style
The Flowers Which Contain Either Only The Pistil Or Only The Stamens Are Called Unisexual Flowers. Sunflower Papaya Papaya
The Flowers Which Contain Both The Stamens And The Pistil Are Called Bisexual Flowers. Hibiscus Rose
How the male gamete in the pollen grain reaches the female gamete present in the ovary ?
Pollination The transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma of a flower is called pollination when pollen of a flower lands on stigma of a same flower it is called self pollination
When pollen of a flower lands on stigma of another flower of the same kind it is called crosspollination
Agents of pollination wind water insects
Wind • Wind pollinated flowers • Not brightly coloured • Do not produce nectar • Pollen grains are light • Ex. Wheat, rice, maize
Water • Water pollinated flowers • Release pollen grains into water • Carried by water current. • Ex. Sea grass, vallisneria.
Insects • Insects pollinated flowers • Have sweet smell • brightly coloured petals
Once pollination occurs a tube grows from the pollen grain down through the style to the ovule stigma style carpel ovary ovule
Fertilisation occurs when the male gamete fuses with the ovule (the female gamete) Male gamete fuses with female gamete (eggs). This process is known as Fertilisation. The cell which results after the fusion of the gametes is called zygote
Male gamete Female gamete zygote The cell which results after the fusion of the gametes is called zygote
REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION SEXUAL REPRODUCTION • POLLINATION • INSECTS • WIND • WATER • Budding • Fragmentation • Spore formation FERTILISATION