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Bio II Ch. 27 TSG

Sept 23

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algae autotrophic protists
alternation of generations a sexual life cycle in plants and algae involving two or more phases
colonial algae algae that have a structure that consists of groups of cells behaving in a coordinated manner
gametophyte in plants and algae, a multicellular structure that produces gametes
holdfast the part of an algal thallus that anchors it to a substrate
oogonium a unicellular gametangium that produces eggs
phytoplankton a photosynthetic, aquatic microorangism
sporangium a spore bearing sac in plants, algae and fungi
sporophyte one of the diploid generation of land plants that produces spores
thallus the body of an alga
bioluminescence the production of light by means of a chemical reaction in an organism
blade the broad, flat portion of a typical leaf
diatom an abundant coponent of phytoplankton; member of phylum Bacillariophyta
red tide discoloration of sections of the ocean caused by a population explosion of certain dinoflagellates; contains a poisonous alkaloid produced by the dinoflagellates
blight a disease of plants charaterized by quickly developing decay and discoloring of leaves, stems, and flowers
stipe in some algae, the stemlike region of a thallus
multinucleate multiple nuclei
plasmodium the multinucleate cytoplams of a slime mold surrounded by a membrane that moves as a mass
four different types of alga 1. Unicellular 2. Filamentous 3. Multicellular 4. Colonial
7 different phyla of algae 1. Green Algae 2. Red Algae 3. Dinoflagellates 4. Euglenoids 5. Brown Algae 6. Diatoms 7. Golden Algae
two different types of fungus like protists 1. Slime Mold 2. Water Mold
different between reproduction in unicellular and multicellular algae Unicellular- sexually and asexually Multicellular- sexually
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