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-cold marine waters
-hotspring effluence
-soil
-under marine ice |
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chlorophyll A & C
fucoxanthin
carotenes
xanthrophylls |
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bilateral symmetry
2 large chlroroplasts
motile |
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| diatom sexual reproduction |
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| green algae primary phylum |
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| chlorophyll a & b, kerotonis, xanthrophylls |
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-stigmas
-2 equal flagella
-motile
-non-motile
-colonial
-unicellular
-fillamentous (branched & unbranched) |
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| green algae storage compound |
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| green algae stigma location |
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| clear area inside green algae chloroplast that contains and forms starch |
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| green algae asexual reproduction forms |
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-mitotic cell division
-spores
-daughter colony formation
-fragmentation |
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| green algae sexual reproduction forms |
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-haplontic
-often flagellated
-in cellulose in wall |
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| colonies with a specific # of cells for a given species |
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| the larger silica half of a diatom |
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| the smaller silica half of a diatom |
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| the diatom's protoplast expels the too small cell wall and then grows |
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| a colonial aggregate of immobile nonflagellated individuals occurring regularly in the life cycle of some chlorophyceae |
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| unicellular 1st member of the volvocine line |
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-2nd member of the volvocine line
-isogamous |
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-3rd member of the volvocine line
-isogamous |
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| -4th member of the volvocine line |
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-5th member of the volvocine line
-oogamous |
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-6th member of the volvocine line
-oogamous |
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-order volvocales
-class chlorophyceae
-phylum chlorophyta |
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| opening that forms on gonidium reaches 16-32 cells in size in the asexual reproduction of volvox. |
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genus of G.algae with
-unbranched filaments
-a large ogonium with just 1 egg
-oogamous |
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| Genus Acetabularia belongs to |
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-various orders
-class Ulvophyceae
-phylum Chlorophyta |
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-large 'plant looking' single cell
-high surface area
-calcified
-siphonous
-coenocytic |
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-various orders
-class Ulvophyceae
-phylum chlorophyta |
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-membranous
-holdfast
-marine
-isomorphic |
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-haplontic
-freshwater
-calcified cell walls
-very similar to plants |
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-order belonging to class charophyceae
-embryo like structures
-parenchymatous body |
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| tissue that has non specific uses |
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-order charales
-class charophyceae |
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-multicellular oogonium and antheridium
-embryo structures
-grows like a plant with apical growth, node and internode system |
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| central point of constriction and location of nucleus in desmids |
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| genus fucus & lamaniria belong to |
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-order fucales
-class Phaeophyceae |
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| piece of cyanophyata between dead cells that can form new colonies. |
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| line of cells in cyanophytame |
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| coleochate and chara resemble plants in that they |
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| a non-flagellated egg is fertilized by a flagellated sperm. |
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| bryophyte gametangia called |
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| ____ covers bryophyte gametangia and sporogenous tissue |
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| bryophyta gametophyte tissue is |
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| the root-like anchor of bryophyta |
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| multicellular bodies that fall off byrophte gametophytes that can form a new gametophyte |
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| swollen portion around the egg of a bryophte archegonia |
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| when an archegonium provides nutrients for a developing zygote |
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| this class of bryophyta is also called peat moss |
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| this class of bryophyta is also called granite moss |
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| this class of bryophyta is also called true moss |
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non marine g.algae
has holdfast
band shaped cloroplast
belongs to class ulvophycae |
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| uses of diatomaceous earth |
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-filters
-abrasives
-explosives |
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| moving muselage through pores |
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| the slit in diatoms that secrets musleage |
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-known as 'water net'
-colonial
-lives in calm water |
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-has colorless rhizoids
lives on mud banks
-single cellular |
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| enlarged venter in bryophyta |
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| when diatoms attach to boats |
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| sexual reproduction of centric diatoms |
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| what type of diatom lives in fresh water |
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| fucus & sargassum lifecycle |
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| lamnaria and ectocarpus sexual reproduction |
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| how do gametes differ in penate diatoms |
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ameboidno
flagella
1 clevage |
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| stalk on sphagnum that elevates the sporophyte |
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| cap on a sphagnum sporophyte |
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-densely tufted stems
-releases H+ ions and prevents decomposition
-peat bogs |
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grows on alpine rocks
-dark color to protect against UV
-has 4 slits on sporophyte that split when it drys to release spores. |
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| bryidae that grows on rocks |
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| bryidae that grows on dung |
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| bryidae that grows in streams |
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| bryidae that grows in cave openings |
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| strand of water moving tissue in mosses and the cells that make it |
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| food conducting cells in moss |
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| ring of teeth under the operculum |
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| the ability for a cell to repurpose itself |
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| disadvantage of being on land |
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-UV light
-variable climate
-nutrient separation
-gametes can't be motile |
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| advantage of being on land |
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-CO2 diffuses easier
-bright light
-less herbivory
-less competition
-rich soil nutrients |
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| only green algae with archegonia |
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