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1 Chapter 31: Plant Reproduction

2 Plants and Pollinators Pollen had evolved by 390 million years ago Sperm packed inside a nutritious package Transferred first by wind currents Later transferred by insects Plants that attracted insect pollinators with flowers had a reproductive advantage

3 Angiosperm Life Cycles Dominant form is the diploid sporophyte seed mature sporophyte In flowers, haploid spores formed by meiosis develop into gametophytes fertilization gametes (sperm) (mitosis) gametes (eggs) (mitosis) DIPLOID HAPLOID male gametophyte female gametophyte meiosis (within anther) microspores meiosis (within ovary) megaspores

4 seed mature sporophyte fertilization DIPLOID HAPLOID meiosis in anther meiosis in ovary gametes (eggs) gametes (sperm) (mitosis) male gametophyte microspores megaspores (mitosis) female gametophyte Fig. 31-2, p.526

5 Flower Structure STAMEN (male reproductive part) CARPEL (female reproductive part) filament anther stigma style ovary Nonfertile parts Sepals Receptacle Fertile parts Male stamens Female carpel (ovary) petal (all petals combined are the flower s corolla) sepal (all sepals combined are the flower s calyx) receptacle OVULE (forms within ovary)

6 Kinds of Flowers Perfect flowers Have both male and female parts Imperfect flowers Are either male or female Same plant may have both male and female flowers Sexes may be on separate plants

7 Pollen Allergies Millions of people are genetically predisposed to overreact to certain kinds of pollen Symptoms include a runny nose, reddened and itchy eyelids, and sneezing

8 Fig. 31-4a, p.527

9 Fig. 31-4b, p.527

10 Fig. 31-4c, p.527

11 Pollination Transfer of pollen grains to a receptive stigma Pollen can be transferred by a variety of agents When a pollen grain lands on the stigma it germinates

12 Pollinators Pollination vectors Winds Insects Birds Other animals Coevolution with pollinators

13 Fig. 31-5a, p.528

14 Pollinators Visual cues Size, shape, color, pattern Olfactory cues Odors from fruit or flowers Pollinators follow concentration gradient of volatile chemicals to their sources Reinforcements Nectar

15 Pollinators Fig. 31-6, p.528

16 Long Floral Tubes and the Hawkmoths Fig. 31-7, p.529

17 Pollen Formation pollen sac anther filament Each anther has four pollen sacs Inside pollen sacs, cells undergo meiosis and cytoplasmic division to form microspores Meiosis pollen tube sperm nuclei grains mature male gametophyte microspore mother cell microspores pollen grain Diploid Stage Haploid Stage Figure 31.9 Page 531 Microspores undergo mitosis to form pollen stigma style of carpel

18 Egg Formation Meiosis in ovule produces megaspores All megaspores but one disintegrate It undergoes mitosis three times without cytoplasmic division Result is a cell with eight nuclei Division produces seven-celled female gametophyte One cell is egg, another will form endosperm

19 Events inside Ovule an ovule seedling (2n) ovary wall stalk cell integument seed Double Fertilization ovary (cutaway view) Diploid Stage Haploid Stage Meiosis pollen tube endosperm mother cell (n + n) embryo sac inside ovule Figure 31.9 Page 531 egg (n) mature female gametophyte

20 Endosperm Formation Occurs only in angiosperms Fusion of a sperm nucleus with the two nuclei of the endosperm mother cell produces a triploid (3n) cell This cell will give rise to the endosperm, the nutritive tissue of the seed

21 embryo shoot tip cotyledons root tip endosperm Embryo forming Heart-shaped embryo Torpedo-shaped embryo Mature embryo Stepp ed Fig , p.532

22 Seed Formation Fertilization of the egg produces a diploid sporophyte zygote The zygote undergoes mitotic divisions to become an embryo sporophyte Seed: A mature ovule, which encases an embryo sporophyte and food reserves inside a protective coat

23 Structure of a Seed Protective seed coat is derived from integuments that enclosed the ovule Nutritious endosperm is food reserve Embryo has one or two cotyledons Monocot has one Dicot has two

24 remnants of sepals, petals ovary tissue seed enlarged receptacle Fig d, p.533

25 wall of one dry fruit expanded receptacle Fig g, p.533

26 Multiple Fruits Formed from individual ovaries of many flowers that grew clumped together Examples: Pineapple Fig

27 Accessory Fruits Apple Strawberry receptacle ovary tissue seed enlarged receptacle ovary Figure Page 533

28 Seed Dispersal Fruit structure is adapted to mode of dispersal Some modes of seed dispersal: Wind currents Water currents Animals

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30 wing seed (in carpel) Fig a, p.534

31 Asexual Reproduction New roots or shoots grow from extensions or fragments of existing plants Proceeds by way of mitosis All offspring are genetically identical (unless mutation occurs)

32 Fig b, p.534

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