Plant Anatomy and Embryology

Plant Anatomy and Embryology

This course delves into the intricate structures and developmental processes of plants, covering topics from meristematic and permanent tissues to embryo and endosperm development. Students will explore the adaptive and protective systems of plants, secondary growth, and the structural organization of flowers. The course also examines pollination, fertilization, and apomixis, providing a comprehensive understanding of plant anatomy and embryology.

What You Will Learn in the Course: Plant Anatomy and Embryology

  • Meristematic and Permanent Tissues
    • Root and shoot apical meristems.
    • Simple and complex tissues.
  • Organs
    • Structure of dicot and monocot root, stem, and leaf.
  • Secondary Growth
    • Structure and function of vascular cambium.
    • Secondary growth in root, stem, and wood.
  • Adaptive and Protective Systems
    • Epidermal tissue system, including the epidermis and stomata.
    • Adaptations in xerophytes and hydrophytes.
  • Structural Organization of Flowers
    • Structure and function of anther, bilobed anther, pollen, ovule, and embryo sac.
  • Pollination and Fertilization
    • Pollination mechanisms and adaptations.
    • Double fertilization, seed structure, and seed dispersal.
  • Embryo and Endosperm
    • Types, structure, and functions of endosperm.
    • Structure of dicot and monocot embryo.
    • Embryo-endosperm relationship.
  • Apomixis and Polyembryony
    • Types, functions, and examples of polyembryony.
    • Types, functions, and examples of apomixis.
    • Differences between polyembryony and apomixis.
Syllabus8 lessons

1
Meristematic and permanent tissues

Learn about Root and shoot apical meristems; Simple and complex tissues.

2
Organs

Learn about Structure of dicot and monocot root stem and leaf.

4
Adaptive and protective systems

Learn about Adaptive and protective systems

5
Structural organization of flower

Learn about Structural organization of flower

6
Pollination and fertilization

Learn about Pollination and fertilization

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