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a. Gene
• Growth Hormone
1. External Factors
External factors are factors that come from outside of the body of the
organisms theirself. Those are:
a. Foods
b. Temperature
c. Light
d. Air humidity
A. GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN
PLANT..
The growth and development of pants are different with animal. In the animal,
growth and development happen in all parts of the body, while in plant, growth
and development happen only in certain parts.
1. Growth in plants
Growth in plants happens in meristematic region, that is in the tip of
stem and the tip of root. The meristematic region is also called growth point.
Growth of the pant can be measured by auxano meter.
a. Primary Growth
Primary growth is increment of length size I the part of plant’s
stem because the presence of active of primary meristem tissue. The
primary meristem is called also apical meristem because found in the
edge of stem and the edge of root. The primary growth makes stem and
root higher or longer.
Based on its activity, the growth region in the tip of root and the
tip of stem is separated into three growth regions, those are.
• Cell Fision Region
• Cell Extension region
• Cell Diferenciation sel
a. Secondary growth
Secondary growth is the increment of size or thickness of a plant
body organs because of the activity of secondary meristematic tissue,
that is Fellogen in stem cambium and root. The secondary growth causes
the enlargement of stem diameter.
In woody dicotyledon plants, the secondary growth happens
because of the presence of maristematic cells activity between xylem
and phloem. The xylem is formed to intermnal direction and phloem is
formed to external direction. But the velocity of growth (formation)
between xylem and phloem are different. Growth velocity in inner part is
faster than growth in external part, so it makes epidermic tissue and
cortex in outer skin will be broken.
Based on the growth point of plant, there are two theories of
growth point in plant, those are.
1. Histogenic Theory
– Demeartogen, that is outer layer that forms epidermic
– Periblem, that is inner layer that from cortex
– Pleuron, that is inner layer that form stele
1. Tunica Corpus Theory
– Tunica, that is outer layer that forms epidermic and
cortex
– Corpus, that is inner layer that forms stele.
Plant is said adult if the plant has a flower. It’s mean the plant is mature.
Growth and development of animal can be seen from three phases, those are
fision, gastrulation and organogenesis.
1.Fision
The first begun from one to be two, two to be four, four to be eight, eight
to be sixteen, and dividing zygote to be 4 cells, which in the third phase, the fision
happens horizontally and produces 8 cells. Then cell fision continues forming morula
and blastula.
Morula is advancement from cell fison that produces the composition of cell
with the shape of dense ball, while blastula is development liquid called blastosol.
2. Gastrulation
3. Organogesis
a. Ectrodem Layer
Ectoderm layer form organs, namely skin, hair, nail, nerve,
system, and medulla adrenal.
b. Mesoderm Layer
c. Endoderm layer
Endoderm layer forms organs, namely lever, pancreas,
layer in uretra and gland, layer in trachea canal, bronchi, and lung.
A. HUMAN DEVELOPMET..
Development phase in human begun from under five period, childhood
period, teenage period, adult period, and old period.
Same as plant, in vertebrate animals and human also happens primary
growth and secondary growth. The growth in human happens gradually
according to age. Besides, the growth period in human has limitation. In male,
growth will stop approximately 22 years old, while in female, growth will be
stopped in approximately 18 years old.
The young animal (nympha) has the shape is similar with adult
animal only in young animal it’s shape size is still small and has no
wings. Besides, in animal that experience imperfect metamorphosis
happens the process of skin change. The example of animal that
experience imperfect metamorphosis are cockroach, cricket, termite,
dragon fly, walang sangit (rice pest), and bugs.
2. Perfect metamorphosis
Perfect metamorphosis commonly happens in the insect group
of homometabola .In perfect metamorphosis there is different of
real shape between larva and adult (imago).
In larva phase, the activity done is eating and grows until
rechecking maximum body size. Next, larva stops eat and change
become chrysalis (pupa) is dormant phase (rest or doesn’t make an
activity). The examples of animal that experience perfect
metamorphosis are butterfly, bee, house fly, ant, and beetle.
The phase of perfect metamorphosis is as follows.
Egg---------larva (caterpillar)---------Chrysalis(pupa)------------Adult(imago)
2. Metagenesis
Metagenesis is change of generation (descendant) from asexual generation
(vegetative) to sexual generation (generative) and vice versa. Metagenesis
happens in plant, particularly in moss plant and fern.
Metagenesis involves sexual cycle (gametophyte generation) and asexual cycle
(sporophyte generation).
The gametophyte and sporophyte generation in moss plant have following
characteristic:
a. Gametophyte generation that is generation of gamete producer
of moss plant. Their characteristics are long age, live lonely,
and have big size
b. Sporophyte generation that is spore producer of sporogonium.
Their characteristics are short age live depend on its
gametophyte, and have small size.