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General Biology 2: Tanza National Comprehensive High School-Senior High School

The document provides an overview of plant and animal organ systems related to reproduction and development, detailing both sexual and asexual reproduction methods. It explains various types of asexual reproduction such as binary fission, budding, fragmentation, and vegetative reproduction, as well as the male and female reproductive systems in animals. Additionally, it covers plant sexual reproduction, including the structure of flowers, pollination, fertilization, and embryo development.

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General Biology 2: Tanza National Comprehensive High School-Senior High School

The document provides an overview of plant and animal organ systems related to reproduction and development, detailing both sexual and asexual reproduction methods. It explains various types of asexual reproduction such as binary fission, budding, fragmentation, and vegetative reproduction, as well as the male and female reproductive systems in animals. Additionally, it covers plant sexual reproduction, including the structure of flowers, pollination, fertilization, and embryo development.

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TANZA NATIONAL COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL- SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

GENERAL
BIOLOGY 2
WEEK 1: PLANT AND ANIMAL ORGAN SYSTEMS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
(REPRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT)
Subject Teacher: Marinel B. Teñoso
“A glimpse of this wonder can be the reward of a lifetime” - Chien-Shiung Wu
PLANT AND ANIMAL
ORGAN SYSTEMS AND
THEIR FUNCTIONS
(REPRODUCTION AND
DEVELOPMENT)
GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1
Reproduction
• The biological process by which offspring are
produced from their parent/parents

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Sexual Reproduction

• Use of sex cells


(gametes)
• Involves the fusion of
male and female
gametes to form zygote
• Promotes genetic
variability
GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1
Asexual Reproduction

• Does not involve


gametes, instead parts of
mature organism may
develop to new individual
• Offspring is genetically
identical to parent
• No genetic variability

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Reproduction
ASEXUAL SEXUAL
• Offspring comes • Offspring comes
from a single parent from two parents
• Offspring has the (male and female)
exact copy of genes • Offspring do not
as parent have exact copy of
• “clone” of their parents' genes
parent
GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1
ASEXUAL
REPRODUCTION

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Types of Asexual Reproduction

BINARY FISSION
Process in which organism divides
into two and grow into a new
organism

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Types of Asexual Reproduction

BINARY FISSION
• Separation of body into
two new bodies
• Common in single-celled
bacteria
organism

paramecium
GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1
Types of Asexual Reproduction

BUDDING
Process of outgrowth or callus
projecting from parent and
eventually buds off

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Types of Asexual Reproduction
BUDDING
• New organism develops from small part of
a parent’s body (bud)

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Types of Asexual Reproduction
BUDDING
• New organism develops from small part of
a parent’s body (bud)

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Types of Asexual Reproduction

FRAGMENTATION
Pieces of parents break off and
develops into a new animal

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Types of Asexual Reproduction
FRAGMENTATION
• Organism is divided
into minor fragments,
which develops into
individual ones which
are fully grown

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Types of Asexual Reproduction
Fragmentation vs. Regeneration

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Types of Asexual Reproduction

VEGETATIVE
Asexual reproduction in
plants
GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1
Types of Asexual Reproduction
VEGETATIVE REPRODUCTION
• A plant part (stem,
leaves, root, turion) are
used to reproduce new
plants.
• Can be natural or
artificial

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Types of Asexual Reproduction
NATURAL VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Types of Asexual Reproduction
ARTIFICIAL VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION

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SEXUAL
REPRODUCTION

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Animal Reproduction
MALE REPRODUCTIVE
SYSTEM
• Main reproductive
organ - Testis
• Regulated by
hormones
o (GnRH, FSH, LH)

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Animal Reproduction
MALE REPRODUCTIVE
SYSTEM

• Seminiferous tubules
– produce sperm
through the process
of spermatogenesis

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Animal Reproduction
FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE
SYSTEM
Ovaries
• Main productive organ
• Oogenesis –
development of
ovarian follicles
• Secretion of estrogen
and progesterone
GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1
Animal Reproduction
FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE
SYSTEM
Fallopian tube (oviduct)
• Area of fertilization

Uterus (womb)
• Endometrium – inner lining;
prepares the optimal
environment for the
implantation of the embryo

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Animal Development
1. Gametogenesis 2. Fertilization

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Animal Development
3. Implantation 4. Gastrulation

ECTODERM - nervous system, skin, and


parts of the adrenal gland
human chorionic gonadotropin ENDODERM - stomach, colon, and urinary
(hCG) – hormone produces by bladder
placenta during pregnancy ENDODERM - provides structural support
GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1
Animal Development
5. Embryonic Stage
• Formation of 4 membranes
that protects, supports and
nourish the embryo (yolk
sac, allantois, amnion and
chorion)
• Development of placenta
• Organ formation

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Animal Development
6. Fetal Stage

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Hormonal Regulation of Animal Reproduction

Gonadotrophin-releasing hormone
• Stimulates the release of 2 hormones:
1. Luteinizing Hormone (LH)
2. Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)
• Released by pituitary gland

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Hormonal Regulation of Animal Reproduction

Follicle Stimulating Luteinizing Hormone (LH)


Hormone (FSH)
• Male: causes testes to • Male: causes testes to
produce sperm secrete testosterone

• Female: causes the growth • Female: causes ovulation


of an ovarian follicle and it and it causes to secrete
causes the follicle cells to progesterone
secrete estrogen

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


PLANT SEXUAL
REPRODUCTION

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Plant Reproduction
FLOWER
• Main
reproductive
organ of plant

Stamen – male
reproductive part

Pistil – female
reproductive part

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Plant Reproduction
STAMEN
• Male reproductive organ of a flower

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Plant Reproduction
STAMEN Anther
• Male reproductive part of a
flower
o Anther: produces pollen
o Filament: support and
transport of nutrients
• Most flowers have multiple
stamen Filament

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Plant Reproduction
PISTIL/CARPEL
• Female reproductive part of
a flower
o Stigma: traps pollen
o Style: hollow tube that
connects stigma and
ovary
o Ovary: produces female
gametes (ovule)

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Monoecious vs Dioecious
Monoecious
• Both stamens and pistil
are on the same plant

Male

Female
GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1
Monoecious vs Dioecious
Dioecious
• Stamens and pistil are
on separate plant

Female Male

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Plant Development

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Plant Development
Male gametophyte
1. Inside the anther’
microsporangia,
male gametophyte
divides by meiosis
to generate four
haploid
microspores

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Plant Development
Male gametophyte
2. Each microspores will
undergo mitosis which
generates pollen grains
containing 2 cells:
• Generative cell
• Cell that will
become the pollen
tube cell

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Plant Development
Female gametophyte
1. The ovum contains the
megasporangium
2. Within each
megasporandium, a
megasporocyte undergoes
meiosis, generating 4
megaspores:
• 3 small (polar nuclei)
• 1 large (egg)

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Pollination and Fertilization
Pollination
• Transfer of pollen from
an anther to a
receptive stigma
• Agents: Animals,
insects, wind, water,
human

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Pollination and Fertilization
Fertilization
• Combination of
one sperm and
egg cell, forming
a diploid zygote
and future
embryo

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Pollination and Fertilization
Double Fertilization
• Other sperm fuses with
2n polar nuclei,
forming a triploid cell
• This later develops into
endosperm (tissue that
serves as food reserve)

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Embryo Development
Ovary
- Becomes
fruit
Ovule
- Becomes
seed/s

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Seed Germination
Germination is the resumption of growth and
development after a period of seed dormancy.

GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1


Thank You!
GENERAL BIOLOGY 2 Week 1

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