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Botany

Test 3 Review

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Reticulate Venation found in angiosperms, main branch -> into veinlets e.g. bean, maple
Heterotrophs living organisms - can not manufacture their own food. Depend on other organisms for survival. e.g. euglenophyta (protista)
Theoprastus Father of Botany, Student of Aristotle
Edward Jenner First developed vaccinations in 1796 for COWPOX immunity to smallpox
Bacteriophage Virus infecting bacteria - Has a; Head, capsule, and tail with 6 spider like legs
Plasmids 30-60 separate DNA rings cytoplasm of bacteria
Bacilli Rod Shaped Bacteria e.g. lactobacillus
Methane Bacteria archaebacteria - economically important - methane gas - as fuel
Legionnaires Disease respiratory disease caused from bacteria found in air conditioning system
cyanobacteria blue-green bacteria - prokaryotic oxygen producers and nitrogen fixers
RedTide dinoflagellates of Pyrrophyta. toxin released by gymnodium gonaulyux -> kills the fish
spirogyra spirally arranged chloroplast belongs to chlorophyta - eukaryotic cell
club fungi belongs to bascidomycola
diatoms plant like structure - chrysophyta silica in cell walls marine-circular freshwater-oval
chytrids fungi belongs to - chytridomycetes parasite on skin of frogs
deuteromycetes imperfect fungi(sexual cycle not reported) e.g. penicillium
temepeh food made from bread mold (rhizophus)
ascomycetes sac fungi like peziza and yeast are examples
bascidia reproductive structure of bascidiomycota(mushroom) contains spores -> bascidiospores
aspergillus belongs to deutermycetes causes ringworm and athletes foot
lichens algal + fungal symbiotic association in a "thallus" like plant body
pencillin antibiotic extracted from the penicillium mold
Soredia reproductive structure of lichens power mass of algae + hyphae
Fucus brown algae belongs to phacophyta fucoxanthin pigment separate and both sexes
agar-agar white jelly like substance extracted from Gelidium -> red algae(rhodophyta)
Lactobacillus acidpillus milk + milk product digesting bacteria found in human digestive tract
paramylum bodies stored food in the form of starch, seen in euglenoids(euglena)
inflorescense flower which exists as a multiple florets e.g. barley, wheat
pepo a true berry. - exocarp is thick leathery rind e.g. cucumber, pumpkin
procambium meristematic tissue which produces primary xylem and phloem
hyphae interwinded mass of threads found in fungi may branch or fuse
phycobilin red colored pigment found in red algae photosynthetic in function
gas bladder brown algae - filled with air, helps plant float e.g. kelp, fucus
sclerenchyma dead ground tissue found in plants for strength and support-> fibers and sclerides e.g. stone cells of pears
bulliform cells water storing cells foudn in leaf epidermis of monocots e.g. corn
nucleoid DNA without membrane. seen in bacteria - prokaryotic cells
trigylcerides lipid molecule exists fatty acids + glycerol
Plasma membrane living limiting membrane of cells. controls composition of cells
endoplasmic reticulum internal membranous system found in cytoplasm. controls transport of molecules and acts as skeletal system
Kinetochore deep staining structure found within the centromere of chromosome spindle fibers are attached here
cellulose polysaccharide - 2000 glucose units - found in cell walls of plants
pericarp wall of ovary develops in pericarp -> meso exo and endo
vivipary germination of seeds without dormancy
hard and soft wood hard wood - angiosperms - vessel elements + trachieds soft wood - gymnosperms - tracheids + resin canals
leaf abscission auxin inhibitor the leaf fall - done to eliminate waste material
root hair cells cytoplasmic extensions of epidermis -> 2500/sq in
haustoria foot of fungi - infecting plants
xeromorphic leaves leaves of desert plants - cacti - have leathery skin and sunken stomata
plant viral diseases leaf curls of cotton. leaf necrosis. tobacco masaic virus
fruiticose lichens shrub like lichen hanging from plants
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