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Plant Kingdom

The document outlines the classification and evolution of the Plant Kingdom, detailing the major groups including Algae, Bryophytes, Pteridophytes, Gymnosperms, and Angiosperms. It discusses the characteristics of these groups, their reproductive methods, and the structure of algae, including their cell details and life cycles. Additionally, it categorizes algae into three classes: Chlorophyceae (Green), Phaeophyceae (Brown), and Rhodophyceae (Red), highlighting their habitats, structures, and modes of reproduction.

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Plant Kingdom

The document outlines the classification and evolution of the Plant Kingdom, detailing the major groups including Algae, Bryophytes, Pteridophytes, Gymnosperms, and Angiosperms. It discusses the characteristics of these groups, their reproductive methods, and the structure of algae, including their cell details and life cycles. Additionally, it categorizes algae into three classes: Chlorophyceae (Green), Phaeophyceae (Brown), and Rhodophyceae (Red), highlighting their habitats, structures, and modes of reproduction.

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PLANT KINGDOM

- Algae
- Bryophytes
- Pteridophytes
- Gymnosperms
- Angiosperms

Evolution in plant Kingdom


- Life evolve in water
- Prokaryotic cell evolved first, then eukaryotic
- first unicellular then multicellular

Algae → Thallus like


Bryophyte → First land plant (Thallus like)
Pteridophytes → V. B. (xylem & phloem ⊕ its

General features

◦ cryptogamy
1
hidden sen organs (not visible with eye.)
Algae, Boyo & Pterido
Phenogany → Sen organs visible with naked eyes.

② Tracheophyta → V. B. Out (xylem & phloem)


Algae & Bryophta → out
Pteridophytes, Gymnosperm,Angie → At
③ Spermatophyta → seed Bearing plants
Gymnosperms & Angiosperms.
④ Meiosis in zygote →
Algae → zygote form → undergo meiosis
Meiosis ②

zygote (Zn) ⊕ "cells/+ spores

Bayo, Pterido, Gymno, Angie → Mitosis → for embryo

Mitosis

zygote (in) Embryo for.

Swamples of algae
• GREEN Algae
Classy CAR SUV
Chlamydomonas, Chara, Spiroggra, Utothtin, Volvox
+ Chlorella_Endorina, Cladophora
↳ PHOTOSYNTHESIS PAGE-207
• BROWN ALGAE
Kelp, Ectocarpus, Dictyota, Laminaria, Sargassum, Fucus.

• RED ALGAE
Porphyria, Polysiflonia, Gelidim, Gracilaria
• HABITAT
Algae → Eukaryotic, Multicellular, Thalloid
Aquatic

Marine (Saltwater) Freshwater (very low salt


Sustaries (Fresh Marie min) River- flowing
- warm water Pond-Stagnant

Unusual habitat - on land with fungi- lichen


Sloth bear (slowest animal,

STRUCTURE OF ALGAE

Two types of detailed structure


(a) External structure
(6) Cell detail
- Eukaryotic - chlorophyll ① ut
- Unicellular, Multicellular ◦

(thalloid)

EXTERNAL STRUCTURE OF ALGAE

a) Unicellular Algae →

⑦ chlamydomonas chlorella
(flagella-motile) (no flagella-nonmotile

b) Colonial Algae:
Voloon

c) Multicellular algae → Filamentous


spinogyra

• ◦ • s Ulotherin UNBRANC­

Cladophora HED ]

Brown & Red Algae

filamentous large/walls

CELL DETAIL
→ Eukaryotic
→ In Algae (Green, Brown & Red)
Difference presentin 4 points:
a) Cell wall
6) Flagella
c) Pigments
d) Storage

(A) CELL WALL


- Since Algae is plant,cell wall
is made of cellulose

Red Algae (Cellulose + Carageen


↳ Brown Algae (polysulfhated
1 ester,
Green Algae (cellulose + Algin)
(Inner cellulose
+ outer pectin)

(B) FLAGELLA
Present in : a) motile cell
6) Single cell
(cs Gantes, spore (known as zoospore)

Asexual spore have flagella-Zoospore


> Apical

- Lateral
GREEN ALGAE
UNICELLULAR → Chlamydomonas
2- 8, apical, equal flagella

Eukaryotic flagella Prokaryotic flagella(made of flagellin)


(made of tubulin)

GREEN ALGAE BROWN ALGAE RED ALGAE


- 2- 8, Apical, equal - 2, lateral, unequal - No flagella

organism spore-non motile

Aplanospore
zoospore zoospore &
gametes. gametes-nonmotile

gate

PIGMENTS
→ Eukaryotes pigment ⑦ it in plastids

Green Algae Chi A + Chl B


Brown Algae che a + chic + Fucoxanthin (Brown)
Red Algae Cld A + Chl D + Phycoerythrin (Red)

STORAGE
→ Green, Brown & Red algae - Produce glucose.
But storage form -Different.
Green Algae → Starch & oil
Brown Algae → Laminaria + Mannitol
Red Algae → Floridian starch/similar to Glycogen
& Amylopectin

Algae nutrition
- PHOTOSYNTHESIS (nonygenic photosynthesis)
- PLASTIDS out light on" → H2O + NADP 2 + NADPH
pyeong
(break)
dark run" → CO2 + NADPH → Glucose + NADP

Reproduction ◦

① Vegetative → Fragmentation 1
→ Each fragment
grows into new
algae.

zoospore Red Algae


② Asexual Reproduction: §renthighs zoospore
↳ Aplanosfore
(non motile)


Inside cell
Mitosis occurs
Algae (n) o
(zoospore) (n)
filament ✓

Newalgoe

Sexual Reproduction in Algae


- Sen organ in Algae
- It is the location where gametes are formed.

(UPPER)
- oogonium - female sen organ
- produce female gamete-EGG

↳ antheridium - Male sen organ


(LOWER)
- produce male gamete-'ANTERO 2015
Chara

* Algae sen organ → Non jacketed


* Algae is haploid - gametes form by Mitosis

Type of gametes in Algae

① Isogamous- Morphology
a

Isogamous Motile
- Uto their
Same - Cladophora
Isogamous non-motile
(PYO) - SPIRO GYRA

② Anisogamous - Morphology - Sudorina


different

③ Oogamous - Male gamete-small-generally motile ◦

Female gamete-large-non motile 0


en--Volvox
- Fucus

- All redalgae
* Green & Brown Algae - Isogamous, Anisogamors, oogamous
* Red algae- only oogamous

♀ Few examples are given:


(a) Ulothrin (b, Fucus es Spiroggera (d) Gracilaria
(e) Gelidium (f) Chlamydomonas (g) voloon (h) Eudo•ana

How many 250


Aniso

Life cycle of Algae

gamete
mitosis ⑥

Algae (Filament) If
4 haploid cell
(n) Meiosis in
(h)
zygote

spores
&
Mitosis O zygote
o N

(Zn)
gamete

Algae (n)
haploid
spores undergo mitosis

* Algae is haploid produced by Mitosis


* Zygote of algae undergo meiosis.
* By meiosis → spores produce which are haploid
* Spores on mitosis give FILAMENT

CLASSIFICATION of ALGAE
classes of Algae

I Chlorophyceae
7 Phalophyceae
I Rhodophyceae

GREEN BROWN RED


Habitat Fresh & Marine Mainly Marine Marine
deep sea, warm water

Structure Unicellular - Mainly filamentous - Filamentous


Chlangdowas &
Chlorella
Filamentous less more branch
branched large size
↳ Spiro gyra
↳ Ulotherin eg-kelp

]-around
colonial-volvon (Photosynthelid
C

stipe
→ holdfast
(attachments

Cell Detail

cell wall - Cellulose + Cellulose + Algin cellulose + Carriage


Pectin (Polysulphate
esters)
Flagella- 2-8 apical 2, unequal, lateral No flagella
Equal size

Pigment- che A & B Chl A + che c Chl A + d


chloroplast shapes Fucoxanthin + Phycoerythrin
(Dis, Reticulate, (Type of wanthophyle)
culp shaped) (colour change from olive
Pyrenoid green to Brown with
- Store protein beside art. of fucoxanthin)

starch 0

Storage- Starch & Storage- Laminaria & storage- Floridean


oil Mannitol Starch
(structure similar to
glycogen & amylopectin)

Reproduction
- Fragmentation - Fragmentation - Fragmentation

- Isogamous Isogamous, Amsogamous,


motile-Chlamydomonas oogamous.cn-Fucus - ONLY
Ulothrin, Cladophora
non motile-spinogyra
OOGAMOUS
- Oogonium & Antheridium - A planoshore
- Anisogamous (sen organs)
- sudorina

- Oogamous
- Volvox

Algae life cycle

* In all plants → Two stages present →


as sporophyte - Diploid
(b) Gametophyte -Haploid
GAMETOTHYTG

Zygote Mitosis
filament (n)
gamete (Zn)
sporophyte
forms gamete
(24)

meiosis


spore.
BRYO, PTERIDO, GM MNO, ANGIO.

☐zygote
gamete /Mitosis
g
(n)
meiosis
pigat
sporophyte
Mitosis
meiosis (2h)
D

To gamete tanagega (n) we gametophyte

Zygote does not undergo mitosis in case of


direct meiosis

Algae
(sporophyte)
Mitosis Fertilization
Gametophyte Gamete Zygote
Mitosis
Meiosis
Fulticellas
sporophyte
spores

✗ Haplontic life cycle-host algae-zygotic Mosis


Haplo-dip'ontic - Kelp, sctocarpus, polysiphonia
I Dip/ontic - Fucus

Multicellular sporophyte.

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