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| Name the 6 types of algea |
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Definition
Chlorophyta
Pheaophyta
Rhodophyta
Chrysophyta
Pyrrophyta
Euglenophyta |
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Definition
green algea
unicellular
colonial
filamentous
thalliod
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Definition
-asexual
-unicellular
-found is moist, shady places (tree trunks)
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Definition
-multicellular
-brown aglea
-thallus
-holdfast
-food source
-alginates (gels for ice cream)
-source of iodine
-grows in cooler waters
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Definition
-red algea
-delicate thallus
-autotrophs
-multicellular
-food source in Asia
-carageenan (csmetics gelatin capsules)
- source of agar |
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Definition
-golden-brown algea
-diatoms
-fresh water and marine
-phytoplankton
-diatomaceos earth
-autotrophs |
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Definition
-fire algae
-dinoflagellates
-marine
-bioluminescent
-red tide
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Term
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Definition
-unicellular
-like protazoans
-not completly autotrophic
-no cell was made of cellulose |
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Term
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Definition
flagellum
stigma (eye)
nucleus
chloroplast
pellicle
reservior
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Term
| Algea are important because........ |
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Definition
phytoplankton
producers
food source
useful products |
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Term
Asexual Reproduction of Clamydomonas
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Definition
absorbs flagella; divides mitocially one to three\ times forming two to eight haploid flagellated daughter cells(zoospores); zoospores break out of the parent celll; and then grow to full size
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Term
| Sexual Reproduction of Clamydomonas |
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Definition
| hapliod cells divide and form haploid gamets; + gamete combines with - to grom a diploid zygote with developes a wall (zygospore); when conditions are favorable zygospore breaks out of thick wall and then forms into a haploid cell |
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Definition
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-eukayotic
- unicelllular
-colonial
-multicelluar
-mostly autotrophs (some hetrotrophs)
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