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- phylum 
- genus 
- reproduction process
- 3 facts about shape/life

- phylum


- genus


- reproduction process


- facts about shape/life

Phylum: CHLOROPHYTA (green algae)


Genus: Chlomydomonas


RP: normally asexual (mitosis), sexual in unfavorable conditions; syngamy, isogamous


facts: unicellular, has flagella

syngamy
the pairing and fusion of morphogenically similar haploid gametes to form a diploid zygote

isogamous

to have an identical shape and appearace
- phylum 


- genus 


- reproduction process


- 3 facts about shape/life

- phylum


- genus


- reproduction process


- facts about shape/life

Phylum: chlorophyta


genus: spirogyra


RP: sexually through conjucation as seen in pic)


facts: filamentous

conjugation
sexual reproduction process where filaments of opposite mating types lie side by side and form projections that grow toward each other, merge forming a conjugation tube, then pass cellular contents of one into the other to fuse

Characteristics of CHLOROPHYTA


-predominent organizations


-pigments


-energy storage product


-cell wall

-PO: unicellular, filamentous, colonial

-pigments: chlorophyll a, b


-ESP: starch


-cell wall: cellulose

Characteristics of PHAEOPHYTA


-predominent organizations


-pigments


-energy storage product


-cell wall


-products its in

PO: filamentous, multicellular

pigments: chlorophyll a, c; fucoxanthin


ESP: laminarin, mannitol, lipids


cell wall: cellulose, alginates


products: kombu (Laminaria aka kelp), emulsifier in dripless paint, ice cream, pudding mixes, cosmetics as alginic acid

Characteristics of RHODOPHYTA


-predominent organizations


-pigments


-energy storage product


-cell wall


-products found in

PO: multicellular


pigments: chorophyll a; phycobilins


ESP: modified starch


cell wall: cellulose, agar, carrageenan


products: jello (red), sushi

Characteristics of BACILLARIOPHYTA


-predominent organizations


-pigments


-energy storage product


-cell wall

PO: unicellular

pigments: chlorophyll a,c fucoxanthin


ESP: chrysolaminarin, lipids


cell wall: silica (glass)

Characteristics of DINOZOA


-predominent organizations


-pigments


-energy storage product


-cell wall



PO: unicellular


pigments: chlorophyll a,c


ESP: starch, lipids


cell wall: pectin, cellulose plates

Characteristics of EUGLENIDA


-predominent organizations


-pigments


-energy storage product


-cell wall

PO: unicellular


pigments: chlorophyll a,b


ESP: paramylon, lipids


cell wall: none

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- reproduction process


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Phylum: CHLORPHYTA


Genus: Cladophora


RP: sexually through conjugation


facts: exists maturely as haploid and diploid; alternation of generations



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Phylum: CHLOROPHYTA


Genus: Volvox


RP: oogamy


facts: colonial; produce daughter colonies in asexual RP

oogamy
motile sperm swim to and fuse with immotile egg to form diploid gamete
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Phylum: PHAEOPHYTA


Genus: Fucus


RP: antherida (M) and oogonia (F) organs contained in conceptacles


facts: unique in its phylum for having multicellular reproductive organs

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Phylum: PHAEOPHYTA


Genus: Fucus


facts: multicellular male reproductive organ

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Phylum: PHAEOPHYTAGenus: Fucusfacts: multicellular female reproductive organ
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Phylum: RHODOPHYTA


Genus: Polysiphonia


pigments: phycobilins


facts: filamentous

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Phylum: BACILLARIOPHYTA/DIATOM


Genus: diatom....?


pigments: chlorophyll a,c xanthophyll


facts: unicellular, primary link in the aquatic food chain, diatomaceous earth: layer of diatoms shells

phylum and genus of this?
phylum and genus of this?
RHODOPHYTA, Polysiphonia,
<----- what is the brown stuff? (phylum)
<----- what is the brown stuff? (phylum)
DIATOMS/BACILLARIOPHYTA
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Phylum: DINOZOA


Genus: Peridinium


Pigment: chlorphyll a,c


facts: has flagella, unicellular



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Phylum: DINOZOA


Genus: Ceratium


Pigment: chlorphyll a,c


facts: has flagella, unicellular

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Phylum: EUGLENIDA/EUGLENOIDS
Genus: Euglena


Pigments: chlorophyll a,b


facts: unicellular; no cell wall; has 2 flagella