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Plant Biology

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what are the different types of algae alveloata, brown, diatoms, dingoflagellates, green, heterkants, haptophytes, red
features of the alveolata algae packed sacs under the outer membrane, chlorophyll a & c, photosynthetic plastids are in 3 membranes.
features of brown algae have a differentiated thallus shape into stiples, blades and holdfasts. They are keystone species in the ocean, are commercially important, have 2 flagella when at reproductive stage, dominate rocks in temperate regions, asexual/sexual reproduction.
features of the diatoms these are the biggest primary producer in the ocean, have chlorophyll a, c, fucoxanthin and xanthophyll, unicellular, have silica coating that doesn't degrade.
features of the dingoflagellates 2 flagella (1 posterior and 1 transverse), can do all three types of energy harvesting - autotroph, heterotroph and mixotroph. Binary fission reproduction, chlorophyll a, c, carotenoids or NONE. 2nd biggest ocean procuder (2nd to diatoms)
features of green algae 17, 000 species, as old as red algae, have chlorophyll a, b, b-carotein and other carotenoids, none/2 flagellates, micro -macroscopic in size. Commercially important. unicellular.
feathers of the heterokants motile or sessile, one or 2 flagella, one smooth and one hairy or both smooth, have 2 membranes around the chloroplast, chlorophyll a, c and fuxoxanthin, have laminarin and oils.
features of the haptophytes mostly marine, significant in food webs, are producers and consumers, unicellular, colonial flagellates or non-motile flagellates, chlorophyll a, c and carotenoids,do not have the normal 9:2 microtubule arrangement in the flagellate
features of the red algae one of oldest species, unicellular or multicellular, chlorophyll a, absorb blue light and means they are are quite deep in the ocean, asex and sex reproduction.
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