Digestive system in cockroach, Biology

Assignment Help:

DIGESTIVE SYSTEM IN COCKROACH

ALIMENTARY CANAL

6-8 cm. long. Coiled, present from mouth to anus.

Differentiated into 3 parts -      1. Foregut            2. Midgut        3. Hindgut

1982_digestive system of cockroach.png

1.      FOREGUT

  1. Differentiated into pharynx, oesophagus, crop and gizzard.
  2. Pharynx is small tube like, present in neck.
  3. Pharynx is attached to oesophagus in thorax.
  4. Oesophagus forms crop (a sac like) upto 4th segment of abdomen.
  5. In crop food is stored & complete digestion takes place.
  6. At the base of crop gizzard or proventriculus present. Helpfull in grinding of food.
  7. Anterior part of gizzard is armarium, in it 6 denticles present made up of cuticle.
  8. Posterior part of gizzard is stomodeum in which 1 pair hairy pad pulvillus & 1 pair stomodeal valve present, allow only finnest particles of food.

2.      MID GUT

  1. Walls are soft and glandular. Starting point of mid gut is cardia.Digestion and absorption takes place in it.
  2. At the junction of mid gut and foregut 8 Hepatic ceacae present, secrete digestive juice that do digestion in crop.
  3. Secretion of stomodeal valve (Cardia) in mid gut forms peritrophic membrane around food to protect wall of mid gut.

3.      HIND GUT

  1. Differentiated into Iluem, colon & rectum.
  2. In ileum 6 spicules present function as sphinctor & tear off the peritrophic membrane.
  3. In colon undigested food is converted into faeces.
  4. In rectum on external surface 6 rectal ridges present alternate with 6 rectal pads on inner side.
  5. Maximum water is reabsorbed. Rectum opens outside by anus in 10th segment.
  6. Anus is controlled by 4 podical plates.

Related Discussions:- Digestive system in cockroach

Hazards in biology laboratory, The major hazards encountered in the biologi...

The major hazards encountered in the biological lab work are diseases like infections and allergies which are caused by handling live animals. dissections, plant and animal tissues

Importance of the emergence of seeds in the plant kingdom, Q. What is the e...

Q. What is the evolutionary importance of the emergence of seeds in the plant kingdom? The evolutionary significance of the seed is related to the plant capability of distant c

Proteins requirement in dyslipidemia, Q. Proteins requirement in dyslipidem...

Q. Proteins requirement in dyslipidemia? Proteins: While the quantity of protein does not impose any significant impact on the serum lipoproteins, it is the quality of protein,

Define about the geriatric nutrition, Define about the Geriatric Nutrition?...

Define about the Geriatric Nutrition? Aging has been defined as "a series of time related process that ultimately brings life to a close." Persons of 60 years of age and older

Some common air pollutants: ground level ozone, Ground level ozone: Grou...

Ground level ozone: Ground level ozone is the ozone present at the lower level of earth atmosphere. It is not emitted directly into the environment but produced by complex chemi

Give choice of catheters for ventriculography, Q. Give Choice of Catheters ...

Q. Give Choice of Catheters for Ventriculography? 1) Pigtail Catheter: This catheter developed by Judkins has end hole and side holes. The end hole permits insertion of the c

What are integral membrane proteins, Membrane proteins are classify as eith...

Membrane proteins are classify as either integral (intrinsic) or peripheral (extrinsic) depending on how tightly they are linked with membrane. The Integral membrane proteins are s

Explain dietary assessment criteria for vitamin a, Explain Dietary Assessme...

Explain Dietary Assessment Criteria for Vitamin A? Several methods can be adopted for the dietary assessment of vitamin A such as food frequency, weekly or 3 day food weighmen

How would you confirm this disease, Question 1 A patient is admitted to th...

Question 1 A patient is admitted to the hospital with suspected pulmonary tuberculosis. How would you confirm this disease? Answer the following questions                   a)

What is sympatric isolation, A few individuals from a herd of deer are forc...

A few individuals from a herd of deer are forced to migrate to a new herd. This is an example of  resulting in.   a.  Gene flow; enhance in similarities between populations.

Write Your Message!

Captcha
Free Assignment Quote

Assured A++ Grade

Get guaranteed satisfaction & time on delivery in every assignment order you paid with us! We ensure premium quality solution document along with free turntin report!

All rights reserved! Copyrights ©2019-2020 ExpertsMind IT Educational Pvt Ltd