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Algaes importance to humans?

Important ecologically but not so important for humans


-minor food uses (nori, irish moss, makes ice cream smoother) some industrial materials, and contributing to the formation of petroleum reserves

what are some ecological benefits of algae?

-their contribution tot he world sustains us


-foundation of all fisheries


-provided huge amounts of oxygen


-they absorb and bury carbon dioxide


-make reefs that protect our coasts


-began to colonize the shores of beachers in advance of early animals

what are the requirements of plant life?

1. light

2. carbon dioxide


3. oxygen


4. water


5. support


6. mineral nutrients



how do plants get these requirements in water?

-easily


-they are bathed on all sides by light, co2 oxygen, mineral nutrients dissolved in water, etc

how do plants get these requirements on land?

Divided into terrestrial and aerial environments


aerial: light, oxygen, carbon dioxide


terrestrail: water, support, mineral nutrients

Name the challenges of life on land?

1. meeting all life requirements in bipolar environment


2. avoiding shading by neighbours


3. finding and moving water/nutrients


4. getting co2 w.out losing water


5. moving photosynthate throughout body


6. supporting plant

what does the shoot system of a plant refer to?

the aerial portion



what does the root system of a plant refer to?

the terrestrial portion

what is the most important requirement on land for plants?

acquiring light


-this accomplished by having the widest possible surface area through stems and leaves

challenge: water management

harder to get on land



solution: water management?

-roots push out to find water (increase surface area)


-land plants developed xylem for moving water from roots to shoots


-epidermis with cuticle and stomates controls water loss into the air from leaves

challenge: co2

shoot system is protected against water loss by cuticle which also makes it difficult to absorb co2



sollution: co2?

-stomates control the water loss also involved in co2 uptake

challenge: moving sugar

how do you get sugar tot he darkest part of the plants, like the roots?

sugar: solution?

Phloem is a transport tissue


-the phloem and xylem are vascular bundles in vascular tissues

Challenge: support

air is MUCH less dense than water, so plants need vascular tissues to hold themselves upright

solution: support

deveoped a stem

What led tot eh integration of 4 different organs and 4 different tissues to algae?

all of the above mentioned challenges



what are the 4 new organs?

roots, stems, leaves, reproductive organs



what are the 4 new tissues?

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