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BIOLOGY

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DOUBLE FERTILISATION IN ANGIOSPERMS

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Amaryllis

Chinese hibiscus

Calla Lily

Costus (Yellow Trumpet)

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Parts of pistil

Parts of stamen

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One bee colony can pollinate 300 million flowers every day!

Bees pollinate 80-90% of the world’s nutrition supply!

One bee can carry nectar and pollen which is 80% of its body weight!

Fun facts about Bee pollinators!

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Structure of Pollen Grain

Protective layers:

  • Exine
  • Intine

Nuclei:

  • Tube nucleus
  • Generative nuclei

Two Sperm nuclei

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Structure of Ovule

Protective layers:

  • Integuments

Nutritive Tissue:

  • Nucellus

Embryo Sac:

  • Synergids
  • Egg nucleus
  • Polar nuclei
  • Antipodal cells

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What is Fertilisation?

Fusion of male and female gamete to form a zygote is called fertilisation.

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Process of Double Fertilisation

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Triple Fusion

Zygote

Endosperm nucleus

Sperm nucleus

Egg nucleus

Sperm nucleus

Polar nucleus

Polar nucleus

Embryo

Endosperm

Syngamy

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FACT CHECK!

Double fertilisation was discovered by

C. Nawaschin in 1898

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Fruit and Seed Formation

Part

What it becomes

Ovary

Fruit

Ovary wall

Pericarp

ovule

Seed

Placenta

Stalk of a seed

Integuments

Seed coat

Polar nuclei

Endosperm

Egg cell + synergids

Embryo

Antipodal cells

Disorganised

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Quick Quiz!

Q: How many nuclei are taking part in double fertilization?

Ans: 5

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Crossword Time!

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