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Meosis

Reduces 1 diploid to 4 haploid
Mitosis
Replicates the designated cell
Gametophyte
Multicellular haploid that produces haploid gametes
Sporophytes
Diploid structure formed from haploid gametes
Archegonia

“Female” gamete in mosses

Antheridia
“Male” gamete in mosses
Mnium heads
Moss who’s sporophytes grow out of the female gametophytes, Sperm swim from the antheridia to the archegonia

Polytrichum

Moss seen in class

Boston Fern
  • Fern plant in class
  • Sori, spores, sporangia

Ferm Prothallia

Have heart shaped gametophyte plants that contain both female and male sections

Rhizosome

Root-like multicellular structures
Brown Algae
Sargassum, Fucoxanthin and chlorophyll a are the reason for the brown coloring

Red Algae

Prophyra, Phycocyanin and phycoerythrin mask the chlorophyll color, giving it a red appearance

Green algae

Spirogrya, Chlorophyll a and b

Zygomycota

Cell walls are made of chitin

Rhizopus stolonifer
  • Zygomycota that gives a fuzzy appearance
  • The (+) and (-) hyphae meet to form a sporangium
Mycelium

Body of the fungi

Ascomycota

Sac fungi (Peziza observed in class)

Basidomycota

club fungi

Stipe

Stalk of mushroom

Pileus

Cap of the mushroom

Thallus

Lichen body

Foliose

Leafy thallus Lichen

Crustose
Crust-like thallus lichen

Fruticose

Branching, cylindrical thallus lichen

Sori of the Boston fern

Clusters of sporangia

Ulva Algae

aka Sea lettuce

Chara

Whisp-y looking algae

Ascus

Storage for ascospores

Ascocarp

Stores asci

Basidia

Contain basidospores in the Coprinus example and attaches to the gill