PEMBIAKAN
PEMBIAKAN PEMBIAKAN
SEKSUAL ASEKSUAL
Vegetatif
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4.2 Sistem Pembiakan Lelaki
Kelenjar
prostat Pundi
kencing kencing
Vesikel
semen semen
duktus
sperma
uretra
zakar
testis
skrotum
Struktur Fungsi
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4.3 Organ Pembiakan Wanita
Tiub fallopio
(oviduktus)
ovari
uterus
pundi kencing
serviks
uretra
faraj
Struktur Fungsi
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Perbezaan antara Sperma dan Ovum: (sel gamet)
Ciri
Sperma Ovum
Merupakan sel terkecil dalam Saiz Merupakan sel terbesar
manusia dalam manusia
Testis Tempat dihasilkan Ovari
Berenang Pergerakan Tidak boleh bergerak sendiri
Berjuta Bil dihasilkan 1 dalam tempoh 28 hari
72 jam Jangka hayat sel 24 jam
(di luar badan manusia)
Persamaan:
Kedua-duanya merupakan sel pembiakan
Kedua-duanya diperlukan semasa persenyawaan
Lelaki Wanita
(testosterone) (progesteron)
Perubahan suara (suara garau) Pembesaran payudara & pinggul
Lebih beremosi
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4.4 Kitar haid
Dedinition:
Fertilisation – diffusion of male gamete(sperm) and famalegamet(ovum) to form zygote
(at fallopian tube / oviduct)
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PART FUNCTION
Plasenta
Umbilical cord :
- Umbilical artery
- Umbilical vein
Amniotic fluid
Development of embryo:
A. Sterility / Infertility
1. Causes of sterility
(i) In female
Defective of reproductive organ
Inability to produce ovum
Blocked fallopian tube
Inability to implant
Health problem (diabetes, hypertension)
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(ii) In male
Defective of reproductive organ
Inability to produce sperm
Low sperm count
Weak, defect, inactive sperm
B. Birth control
Method of Birth Control How its works
Natural Method
Rhythm Avoid sexual intercorse during fertile phase.
Withdrawal Ejaculation outside female body
Mechanical
Condom Prevent fertilisation
Diaphragm Prevent fertilisation
IUCD / IUD Prevent fertilisation and implantation
Chemical
Spermacides Kill sperm
Hormonal
Contraceptive pills / injection / Prevent ovulation
implant
Surgical
Vasectomy (male) Prevent fertilisation (stop sperm from released)
Tubectomy / Ligation (female) Prevent fertilisation (stop ovum from released)
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4.8 Sexual Reproductive System of Flowering Plant
Male parts
(Stamen)
Female parts
(Pistil)
Filament
Stigma
Style
Ovary
Ovule
Petal
Sepal
Stalk
4.9 Pollination
Define – transfer of pollen grain from anther to stigma
Pollination agent:
1. Animal
(i) Insects (bees, butterfly)
(ii) Birds (honey birds)
(iii) Bat
2. Wind
3. Water
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Characteristic of flowers pollinated by insects and wind:
Insects pollinated flower Wind pollinated flower
Big, bright colour Petal Small, not bright
Large size, small number, Pollen grain Small size, large number,
sticky powdery
Sticky Stigma Feathery
Located in the flower Anther Hang outside the flower
Presence Nectar Absence
Scented Smell No scent
Type of pollination:
(i) Self pollination- transfer of pollen grain from anther to stigma of same plant.
(ii) Cross pollination- transfer of pollen grain from anther to stigma of different plant.
Fertilisation
i) Pollen grain fall on stigma and germinate in sugary liquid.
ii) Pollen tube grow from pollen grain to ovary
iii) Male gamete move along the pollen tube.
iv) The end of pollen tube break and male gamete fuse with
female gamete (ovule)-fertilisation.
Type of germination
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Experiment to determine the condition for germination of seed
Observation:
Test Condition presence Changes of Inferences
tube seed
A Water, air, suitable Germinate Presence of Water, air,
temperature suitable temperature
B Air, suitable temperature Not Absence of water.
germinate
C Water, suitable temperature Not Absence of air
germinate
D Water, air Not Absence of suitable
germinate temperature
Stem
Runner Creeping spem at surface Grass, strawberry,
Tuber Underground swollen stem English potatto
Rhizome Underground stem Ginger, lalang, kunyit
Bulb Stem with wollen leaf based Onion, garlic
Corm Underground vertical stem Yam, water chestnut
Shoot
Sucker Underground shoot Bannana, bamboo
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