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Unit 6 – Lecture 6

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Plant Reproduction. Unit 6 – Lecture 6. Alternation of Generations. type of reproduction utilizing asexual & sexual means. Alternation of Generations. offspring generations alternate between being haploid [1n] in one generation to being diploid [2n] the next. Alternation of Generations. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Plant Reproduction

Unit 6 – Lecture 6

Page 2: Plant Reproduction

Alternation of Generationstype of reproduction

utilizing asexual & sexual means

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Alternation of Generationsoffspring generations

alternate between being haploid [1n] in one generation to being diploid [2n] the next.

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Alternation of Generationsin some plants, the

sporophyte is a completely different plant than the gametophyte.

in others, the gametophyteis something we really don’t see.

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Alternation of GenerationsSporophyte [2n]

produces spores [1n]through meiosissporophyte is the

typical “adult plant” that we see

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Alternation of GenerationsSpores [1n] produce

gametophytes [1n] throughmitosis

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Alternation of GenerationsGametophyte [1n]

produces gametes [1n]through mitosis

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Alternation of GenerationsGametes [1n] fuse

in fertilization to produce zygote [2n]

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Alternation of GenerationsZygote [2n] grows to

become embryo [2n]

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Alternation of GenerationsEmbryo [2n] grows

to become sporophyte [2n]…

etc.

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Alternation of Generationsnon-vascular and non-seed plants MUST have

water to reproduce.flagellated sperm must swim to egggametophyte can be very

small, but visible – 1cm or less.

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Other Asexual Reprod Methodsvegetative reproduction – new plant forms

from existing plant part (roots)

fragmentation – new plant forms from a cutting of the original plant.

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Seed Plantsare vascular…two varieties:

gymnosperm – produce conesangiosperm – produce flowers

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Angiospermsproduce flowers and seeds inside of a fruit

petals, pistil, stamen, etc.petals attract pollinatorsfruit attracts organisms which can spread

seeds

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Angiosperms

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Angiosperms

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Angiospermsare either monocot or dicot

cotyledon – the seed “leaves” or sides / food supplies

don’t need to know these directly:have different types of xylem & phloemhave different types of veinationhave differences in petal arrangement

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Seed Production

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Germinationgermination – zygote growing into new plant

requirements: watersuitable temperatureoxygentime

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Germinationgermination – zygote growing into new plant

requirements: light other:

freezing – applessoaking in salt

water – coconutsfire – many

coniferscannot be halted