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Post Fertilisation Events (Part 2)
Lesson 14 of 17 • 1 upvotes • 14:32mins
Shourya Shrestha
Embryo develops at the micropylar end of embryo sac. Embryogeny is the initial stage if embryo development which is same for both dicot and monocot. Monocot embryo has single coteledon while the dicot embryo contains two coteledon. Coleorrhiza and coleoptile are two additional structures seen in monocots which are not present in dicots.
Sexual Reproduction in Plants: Class 12 Board
17 lessons • 3h 3m
1
Stamen- Male Reproductive Structure
5:46mins
2
Microsporogenesis
4:13mins
3
Pollen Grain
6:33mins
4
Pistil- Female Reproductive Structure
6:06mins
5
Megasporogenesis
8:29mins
6
Pollination (part 1)
10:13mins
7
Pollination (Part-2)
8:14mins
8
Pollination ( Part-3)
9:28mins
9
Outbreeding Devices
9:29mins
10
Pollen Pistil Interaction
13:10mins
11
Artificial Hybridisation
14:18mins
12
Double Fertilisation
14:28mins
13
Post Fertilisation Events (Part 1)
14:08mins
14
Post Fertilisation Events (Part 2)
14:32mins
15
Introduction To Course
14:26mins
16
Post Fertilisation Events (Part 3)
15:00mins
17
Summary Of Course
15:00mins
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