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Cosmopolitan - found everywhere
Obligative - have to be anaerobic
Facultative - prefer anaerobic but don't have to be
Some are aerobic |
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Not pathogenic
Extremophiles
Cell Wall contains protein
No movement |
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Pseudomonads - aerobic, common, heterotrophs
Nitrogen Fixing |
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Gm+ Bacteria
Cavities
Heart Problems |
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Gm+ Bacteria
Boils
Pimples
Some bacterial pneumonia
MRSA |
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Gm+ Bacteria
Used in yogurt and milk products |
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Figured out how to combat Anthrax
Koch's Postulates |
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Bacteria
Soil living
Some used for antibiotics |
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Bacteria
Can cause bad lung infections |
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Spiral shaped
Leptospira sp
Syphallis
Lyme's Disease |
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Plant-Like Protist
Green Algae
Spiro gyra
Volvox
Chlorella |
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Plant-Like Protist
Fire Algae
Gymnodinium brevis
Gonyaulax catenella |
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Plant-Like Algae
Red Algae
Agar agar
Nori |
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Plant-Like Protist
Can be classified as animal-like also |
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Plant-Like Protist
Brown Algae
Kelp
Sargassum |
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Plant-Like Protist
Diatoms |
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Animal-Like Protist
Ciliata
Paramesium
Vorticella
Stentor |
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both the pseudopod and flagella movers:
Sarcodines (pseudopods)
Mastiophrines (flagella) |
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Pseudopod movers
Ameoba
Entamoeba histolytica
Foraminiferans
Blobigerina
Radiolarians |
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Flagella movers
Dinoflagellates
Trypansoma bruci
Trypansoma cruzi
Leishmania donovani
Leishmania mexicana |
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Animal-Like Protist
Malaria
-Plasmodium malariae
-Plasmodium virax
-Plasmodium ovale
-Plasmodium falciparum |
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| Generalized Lifestyle of Plasmodium |
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1. Female Anopholes mosquito bites and injects sporozoites which enter blood stream and head to liver cell called hepatocyte
2. Makes structure called Multinucleate schizont which undergoes schizgony which makes merozites and cell bursts.
3. Merozites enter blood and feeds on hemoglobin, cell now called Trophozoite, and makes toxin called hypnozoin. Causes blood cell to burst, cycle repeats.
4. Trophozoite makes mcrogametocyte (male) or macrogametocyte (female) and releases into blood stream, those cells go into a new mosquito and whole cycle repeats. |
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Alteration of Generations
-2N Sporophyte
-N Gametophyte |
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Lack true roots
Rhizoid - used for anchoring |
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Have vascular system but no roots
Lycophyta
Lycopodium
Sphenophyta - horsetails
Pterophyta - ferns |
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Highly evolved
Sporophyte is dominant generation |
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vascular
Cycadophyta - sago palms
Ginkgophyta - ginkgo
Conifers - mostly pine trees |
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vascular
Dicots
-Basal Dicots
-Eudicots
Monocots |
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water lilys
black pepper
wild ginger
avocados
magnolias
sweet bay
sasafras |
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maples
poision ivy
holly
thistle
sunflowers
willow trees
brocolli
cacti
honeysuckle |
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sentry
aloe vera
coconut palm
pineapple
spanish moss
banana
cat tail |
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eukaryotic
rhizoids - root like structure
haustoria - formed from rhizoids |
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Rhizopus nigricans
Rhizopus stolonifera
Potential deadly forms |
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lasrgest phylum
Aspergillus
Ergot
Penecillium |
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club fungi
mushrooms and toadstools
puffballs |
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