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Lab Practical 1

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Cyanobacteria are part of what Kingdom? Monera
Cyanobacteria are often called? blue/green algae
What is an example of cyanobacteria? Anabaena/Oscillatoria
Gram Negative results in what color? Pink
Gram Positive results in what color? Purple/Blue
What is the main component of a bacterial cell wall? Peptidoglycan
A paramecium is a member of what Kingdom? Protista
What is the long thread-like structure discharged from just under the surface of a paramecium? Trichocyst
What Phylum is a Paramecium an example of? Ciliophora
Water Molds, White Rusts, and Downy Mildews are an example of what phylum? Oomycota
What is an example organism of the Phylum Apicomplexa? Plasmodium(responsible for Malaria)
The Phylum MyxoGastrida contains what kinds of organisms? Plasmodial Slime Molds
What Phylum contains Cellular Slime Molds? Dictyostelida
What Phylum is characterized by a storage molecule called paramylon? Euglenophyta
What are the 3 bacterial forms? Coccus, Bacillus,& Spirillum
What leaf type has it's vascular bundles arranged in a ring around the outer edge? Monocots
What do the vascular bundles consist of? Xylem & Phloem
What leaf type has it's vascular bundles arranged in a cross? Dicots
Which Phylum is a "naked amoeba"? Rhizopoda
Which Phylum have Silicon-Dioxide tests? Actinopoda
What are some examples of Actinopoda? Heliozoans(fused shell), Radiolarians, & Radiozoa.
What form of pseudopodia do Actinopods use? Axopods
What phylum is referred to as "living sands"? Foraminifera.
What phylum has calcium-carbonate tests? Foraminifera
What is an example of a Myxograstrida? Physarum
What is an example of Dictyostelida? dictyostelium
What type of slime mold lives in an aggregate only when resources are scarce? Cellular
What is the primary stain that colors both kinds of bacterial cells a purplish-blue? Methylene Blue
The decolorizing alcohol solution remove what layer from gram-negative cells? Lipopolysaccharide
Safranin dyes Gram-Negative cells what color? Pink
What are chemicals that are derive from certain fungi, bacteria, or other organisms that can destroy or inhibit the growth of other microorganisms? Antibiotics
What are substances that are used to control the growth and reproduction of disease on living tissues? Antiseptics
What are agents used to control bacterial growth on inanimate objects? Disinfectants
What is used to determine the efficacy of the controlling agent? zone of inhibition
What is an example of the Phylum Rhizopoda? Amoeba proteus
What Phylum doe Trypanosoma Brucei belong to? Kinetoplastida
What organism is responsible for African Sleeping Sickness? Trypanosoma Brucei
In what form does Trypanosoma Brucei multiply by binary fission? Trypomastigotes
What Dinoflagellate is responsible for causing red tides? Pfisteria
What are the two shapes of Bacillariophytes(Diatoms)? Pennate & Centric
What pigment is responsible for the coloring of Phaeophytes? fucoxanthin
What are two example organisms of the Phylum Phaeophyta? Laminaria & Sargassum
What is the name of the root-like structure that anchors a seaweed/kelp to the ocean floor? holdfast
What are the two pigments that are responsible for the color of the Phylum Rhodophyta? phycocyanin & phycoerythrin
What organisms are examples of Bacillariophyta? Diatoms
What makes up the body of a fungus? Mycelium
What is the first stage of sexual reproduction in fungi? Plasmogamy
What process, that forms a diploid zygote from two haploid nuclei, occurs in fungi?(following plsamogamy) Karyogamy
What type of hyphae have separations? Septate
What type of hyphae are all connected? Coenocytic
What phylum do Rhizopus stolonifer and Pilobolus crystalinus belong to? Zygomycota
Which Phyllum is referred to as "sac fungi"? Ascomycota
What is the name of the naked spores produced in asexual reproduction in Ascomycetes? Conidia
Which Phylum is referred to as "club fungi"? Basidiomycota
Other than algae, What can a fungus form a mutualistic relationship with to form lichen? Cyanobacteria
What are the 3 forms of Lichens? Foliose, Crustose, & Fruticose
What is the "imperfect fungi"? Deuteromycota
What are the sperm-producing gametangia in Land plants? Antheridia
What are the egg-producing gametangia in land plants? Archegonium
What is the evolutionary dead-end in Land plants? Charophyceae
What are the leaf-like structures in Bryophytes called? Phyllids
What are the stem-like structures in Bryophytes called? Caulids
What division contains Liverworts? Hepatophyta
What belongs to the division Anthocerophyta? Hornworts
What is an example of a Whisk Fern? Psilotum
What Phylum do ferns belong to? Pterophyta
What are the reproductive structures found on the back of fertile fronds? Sori(Sorus)
What types of plants are referred to as "naked seeds"? Gymnosperms
What types of plants produce seeds but not fruit? Gymnosperms
What is the only surviving species of the Phylum Gingkophyta? Gingko Biloba
What is an example of the Phylum Cycadophyta? Zamia Pumila
What is an example of the Phylum Gnetophyta? Mormon's Tea
What are the two parts of the stamen? Anther & Filament
What are the three parts of the carpel? Stigma, Style, & Ovary
What is Phloem made up of? sieve-tube members, and companion cells
What component of phloem is a living cell with no nucleus or developed organelles? sieve-tube members
Monocots have what type of vein structure? Parallel
Dicots have what type of vein structure? netted veination
What chemical agent is used as a mordant in the gram staining procedure? Iodine
What phylum does Penicllium belong to? Deuteromycota
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