Life Cycle of Cockroach
Anatomy of Earthworm,Cockroach & Frog of Class 11
Life Cycle
Life cycle of cockroach is simple.
Copulation : Female secretes yellow coloured pheromones for attracting males. During copulation spermatophore of male is attached with spermatheca of female.
Fertilization : Fertilization takes place in female genital chamber. From 16 ovarioles, 16 ova are released, which are arranged in ootheca after fertilization.
Formation of ootheca : Secretion of collaterial glands form ootheca. Wall of ootheca is formed of scleroproteins.
Developement : Eggs are polylecithal, centrolecithal and cleidoic. Cleavage begins in ootheca. Cleavage is meroblastic and superficial. Within ootheca, 16 nymphs develop in 5 to 12weeks. Ootheca ruptures and nymphs are liberated.
Metamorphosis: In cockroach metamorphosis is paurometabolous or gradual metamorphosis. Metamorphosis is completed in about 2 years.
Ecdysone stimulates moulting or ecdysis. Juvenile hormone secreted from corpora allata regulates rate of growth and tissue differentiation. Moulting in nymph occurs 8 to 10 times.
- Earthworm Classification and Body wall
- Digestive System of Earthworm
- Circulatory System of Earthworm
- Respiratory and Excretory System of Earthworm
- Nervous System of Earthworm
- Reproductive System of Earthworm
- Economic Importance of Earthworm
- Cockroach Classification and Body Structure
- Digestive System of Cockroach
- Circulatory System of Cockroach
- Respiratory and Excretory System of Cockroach
- Nervous System of Cockroach
- Reproductive System of Cockroach
- Life Cycle of Cockroach
- Frog Classification and Body Structure
- Digestive and Respiratory System of Frog
- Heart and Circulatory System of Frog
- Nervous System of Frog
- Excretory System of Frog
- Reproductive System of Frog
- Rat Classification and Body Structure
- Digestive System of Rat
- Respiratory System of Rat
- Circulatory System of Rat
- Excretory System of Rat
- Nervous System of Rat
- Reproductive System of Rat
- Interaction of Rat with Mankind
- Exercise 1
- Exercise 2
- Exercise 3
- Exercise 4
- Exercise 5
- Exercise 6