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Ribosomes Euk
80S (70S mitochrondria and chloroplast)
Euk locomotion
flagella, cilia, cytoplasmic streaming, and gliding motility
How many species of Algae?
22,000+
Algae can be single celled to large ___ ___
Multicellular aggregates
Algae cell wall
made of cellulose and polysacchides. Some species have calcium carbonate, silica, and proteins
Photosynthesis pigments in algae
Chlorophyl A,B, and C. Xanthophylls, carotenes, phycocyanin and phycoerythrin
Reproduction
asexual by mitosis, sexual by identical gametes (isogametes), male and female (heterogametes), and some alternate life cycles - haploid and diploid
Chrysophyta
golden algae and diatoms
diatoms
look like petri dish. Shells decompose to become diatomaceous earth
golden algae
yellow brown carentoid pigment. fucoxanthin
Pyrrophyta
dinoflaggellates - unicellular algar cause red tide
Karenia brevis
causes red tide bc of brevetoxin (disrupts ion channels)
Euglenophyta
algae that lask cell wall and have pellicle instead
Chlorophyta
green algae. 7,000 species
Phaeophyta
brown algae. Stipe blade or frond similiar to root, stem and leaf
Rhodophyta
red algae - sea weed
Carregeenin
extracts from dark purple seaweed. used in food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical
Agar
made from cell wall of Gelidium and Gracileria (Red Algaes)
Saprophytes
feed on non-living matter
Hyphae
individual cells divided by septa
Coencytic hyphae
septa are absent
zoospores
fungi spores. motile and flagellated
Conidiospores
fungi spores. non motile
anthrospores
fungi spores. not resistant to harsh conditions
Sporangiospores
specialized reproductive structure
Sexual reproduction in fungi
fusion of haploid gametes. zygote undergoes meiosis - result is dikaryon
Yeast reproduce by...
budding and budding (asexually). And sexually (haploids become diploid)
What are the two kingdoms of fungi?
Fungi and Stramenopila
5 phyla of fungi
Basically chryst gave ascots to zygots. Basidiomycota, chytridiomycota,Ascomycota. Zygomycota
Chrytridiomycota
marine, fresh water and soil fungi. lack cellulose. plant diseases - potato wart.
Zygomycota
bread molding
Ascomycota
ascus - saclike structure formed in sexual reproduction
Aspergillus
granulomatous lesions on skin, ear, nasal cavitiy and lungs
Aspergillus flavus
aflavotoxin (produces liver damage). associated with peanuts and animal feed
Candid
lesions in mouth, skin, bronchi or lungs
Sacchromyces
used to make beer, wine, bioethanol, and the baking industry
Penicillium
make cheese and antibiotics
basidiomycota
rust, smuts and mushrooms
Phyla in the kingdom of Stramenopolia
Oomycota, Hypochytriomycota and labyrinthulomycota
Oomycota
water molds and plant diseases (potato plight and downey mildew on grapes)
Protozoa
heterotropic unicellular organism. motile. nonphotosynthetic. many env. role in decomp
Protozoan reproduction
4 different methods sexually and binary fission
Trypanosoma gambiense
cases african sleeping synthesis via tsetse fly. Protozoa
Giardia lambia
protozoa - intestinal parasite through drinking water
Trichomonas vaginalis
cause of trichomoniasis (genital tract infection). protozoan
Toxoplasma
congenital defects. protozoan
Plasmodium
malaria. protozoan
Ribosomes Euk
80S (70S mitochrondria and chloroplast)
Euk locomotion
flagella, cilia, cytoplasmic streaming, and gliding motility
How many species of Algae?
22,000+
Algae can be single celled to large ___ ___
Multicellular aggregates
Algae cell wall
made of cellulose and polysacchides. Some species have calcium carbonate, silica, and proteins
Photosynthesis pigments in algae
Chlorophyl A,B, and C. Xanthophylls, carotenes, phycocyanin and phycoerythrin
Reproduction
asexual by mitosis, sexual by identical gametes (isogametes), male and female (heterogametes), and some alternate life cycles - haploid and diploid
Chrysophyta
golden algae and diatoms
diatoms
look like petri dish. Shells decompose to become diatomaceous earth
golden algae
yellow brown carentoid pigment. fucoxanthin
Pyrrophyta
dinoflaggellates - unicellular algar cause red tide
Karenia brevis
causes red tide bc of brevetoxin (disrupts ion channels)
Euglenophyta
algae that lask cell wall and have pellicle instead
Chlorophyta
green algae. 7,000 species
Phaeophyta
brown algae. Stipe blade or frond similiar to root, stem and leaf
Rhodophyta
red algae - sea weed
Carregeenin
extracts from dark purple seaweed. used in food, cosmetic and pharmaceutical
Agar
made from cell wall of Gelidium and Gracileria (Red Algaes)
Saprophytes
feed on non-living matter
Hyphae
individual cells divided by septa
Coencytic hyphae
septa are absent
zoospores
fungi spores. motile and flagellated
Conidiospores
fungi spores. non motile
anthrospores
fungi spores. not resistant to harsh conditions
Sporangiospores
specialized reproductive structure
Sexual reproduction in fungi
fusion of haploid gametes. zygote undergoes meiosis - result is dikaryon
Yeast reproduce by...
budding and budding (asexually). And sexually (haploids become diploid)
What are the two kingdoms of fungi?
Fungi and Stramenopila
5 phyla of fungi
Basically chryst gave ascots to zygots. Basidiomycota, chytridiomycota,Ascomycota. Zygomycota
Chrytridiomycota
marine, fresh water and soil fungi. lack cellulose. plant diseases - potato wart.
Zygomycota
bread molding
Ascomycota
ascus - saclike structure formed in sexual reproduction
Aspergillus
granulomatous lesions on skin, ear, nasal cavitiy and lungs
Aspergillus flavus
aflavotoxin (produces liver damage). associated with peanuts and animal feed
Candid
lesions in mouth, skin, bronchi or lungs
Sacchromyces
used to make beer, wine, bioethanol, and the baking industry
Penicillium
make cheese and antibiotics
basidiomycota
rust, smuts and mushrooms
Phyla in the kingdom of Stramenopolia
Oomycota, Hypochytriomycota and labyrinthulomycota
Oomycota
water molds and plant diseases (potato plight and downey mildew on grapes)
Protozoa
heterotropic unicellular organism. motile. nonphotosynthetic. many env. role in decomp
Protozoan reproduction
4 different methods sexually and binary fission
Trypanosoma gambiense
cases african sleeping synthesis via tsetse fly. Protozoa
Giardia lambia
protozoa - intestinal parasite through drinking water
Trichomonas vaginalis
cause of trichomoniasis (genital tract infection). protozoan
Toxoplasma
congenital defects. protozoan
Plasmodium
malaria. protozoan