Chlamydomonas; Green Algae

Cell wall, flagella, chloroplasts, pyrenoid, red eyespot

Volvox; Green algae

Colonial form

Daughter colony

Oedogonium; Green algae

filamentous body

Oogonia, zygote, Fertilization pore  

Spirogyra; Green algae

Filamentous body

pyrenoids, conjugation tube, zygote 

{Chrysophyta} Yellow/Brown Algae

Frustules

Sargassum {Phaeophyta} Brown Algae

 Holdfast, stipe, blade, float

Porphyra

{Rhodophyta}, Red algae

Oscillatoria

Cyanophyta; Blue-green algae

Anabaena

Know: Heterocysts, akinetes

Nostoc

Cyanobacteria; Cyanophyta

Marchantia {Liverworts} 

Identify: Thallus, rhizoids, gemmae cups, antheridium, archegonium, egg, antheridiophores, archegoniophores, elators

Marchantia

Antheridiophore, with antheridia

Produce flagellated sperm 

Marchantia Liverwort

Archegoniophore with archegonium

Bryophyta {Mosses}

Male and female gametophyte [1n], archegonium, antheridium, sporophyte [2n] {seta, capsule, operculum, periostome}, foot, protonema

Lycopodium {Club Moss} 

Lycopodophyta; Club moss

StrobilusHomosporous

Selaginella

Lycopodophyta; Club moss

Strobilus            Heterosporous**-- Example              Microsporangia            Megasporangia

Microsporophylls          Megasporophylls

Lycopodium strobilus

Equisteum 

Strobilus, with sporangiospore, sporangium, and spores

Equisetum

Elators

Equisetum

Gametophyte

Common fern

Sporophyte generation

Petiole  Rachis               Leaflet/pinnae              Rhizome    

common fern gametophyte 

Common fern sporangia

--Clustered Sporangium form Sori, that produce  Spores. Each sporagium has annulus

Common fern indusium

Enclosing membrane that sometimes cover sori

Ginkgo

Ginkgophyta-- 

Conifer Female cones

Megasporophylls bear the Megasporangium. Ovuliferous scale have the Ovule inside, that produce the Female gametophyte, of which a cell turns into the egg. Tissue around the egg is the archegonium. 

Conifer Male cones  

Microsporophylls  that have microsporangia that produce   Pollen grains

Pine seed

Purple: 

Red: embryo, diploid

Yellow: female gametophyte, haploid

Blue: 

Ascocarp

Fruiting body of lichen

Saccharomyces cervevisiae

Baker's yeast

Aspergillus 

Conidiophore: The structure that bears conidia.     

Conidia:   asexual, non-motile spores of a fungus

Apothecium

Type of ascocarp

cupped body bearing asci on exposed flat or concave surface   

Perithecium

Type of ascocarp

A small flask-shaped fruiting body

Cleistothecium

Kind of ascocarp

closed spore-bearing structure; released by decay or disintegration.

Puccinia

Wheat Stem Rust

On wheat and on berberis leaf.