CBSE Diagrams for Class 11 Biology
In class 11, there are 22 biology chapters included. We have try to attempt to include all the important diagrams for students for the purpose of exam. All the students need important neat labeled diagram for increasing the rank in the exam. From class 11 we have added 17 diagrams. Out of these 22 chapters most important chapter diagrams are drawn.
Chapter 2: Biological classification
In this chapter 1 diagram is more important from exam point of view. The first diagram is of bacteriophage, by which students came to know microscopic structure and features of micro-organism.
Figure 1: Bacteriophage
Chapter 5 : Morphology of flowering plants
This chapter includes morphology of all parts of flowering plant. Many of the part morphology we have learnt in lower classes, but in class 11 the diagram of gram seed and V.S of maize seed is more appropriate.
Figure 2: V.S of maize seed
Figure 3: Gram seed
Chapter 6 : Anatomy of flowering plants
Along with morphology, anatomy of flowering plants should be equally studied. In anatomy of flowering plants microscopic structure of monocot root and dicot root is vital. By comparing between two morphology students can get to know about the morphological difference between monocot and dicot root. The same have done for dicot and monocot stem, so we have drawn the diagram of dicot and monocot stem.
Figure 4 : T.S of Dicot root
Figure 5: T.S of monocot root
Figure 6: Plant cell figure 7: An Animal cell
Chapter 7: Structural organization in animals
From this chapter, two diagrams are important and constantly asked in exam. From that 1st diagram is reproductive organs of an earthworm we have included and 2nd is alimentary canal of a cockroach.
Figure 8: Reproductive system of an earthworm
Figure 9: Alimentary canal of cockroach
Chapter 10: Cell cycle and cell division
As we know cell cycle is the marks giving topic so after the cell division next important process is cytokinesis in plant and animal cell, to understand such complex topic, we have explain in diagrammatic way.
Figure 10: cytokinesis in plant and animal cell
Chapter 11 :Transport in plants
To understand transportation mechanism in plant, first students must learn the concept of transport in cell, so 3 diagrams of plasmolysis we have illustrated.
Figure 11: Plasmolysis
Chapter 13 : Photosynthesis in higher plants
For photosynthesis to occur the main organelle present in plants is the chloroplast. By observing the chloroplast students can understand the parts of chloroplast.
Figure 12: Chloroplast
Chapter 18: Body fluids and circulation
In this chapter standard ECG diagram is important which gives an idea about the normal and diseased patient ECG.
Figure 13: ECG
Chapter 19: Excretory products and their elimination
To understand the process of excretion the diagram of nephron is seems to be very helpful.
Figure 14: A nephron
Chapter 20: Locomotion and movement
One diagram is important and it is diagram of sarcomere of skeletal muscle showing dfferent regions.
Figure 15: sarcomere of skeletal muscle showing different regions
Chapter 21 :Neural control and coordination
In this chapter we have drawn the 2 diagrams such as the diagram of ear and schematic representation of eye.
Figure 16: Ear
Figure 17: Eye