Systematics Lab

Front

a. What Specimen

B. Habitat

C. Mode of reproduction

D. Pigments

Back

A. Euglena

B. Freshwater, brown water

C. Asexual (Binary/Multiple Fission)

D. Chlorophyll A, B beta carotene & xantophyll

Front

A. What specimen

B. Phylum

C. Mode of Nutrition

D. Mode of reproduction

E. Ecological Impact

F. Pigment

G. Clade

Back

A. Peridinium

B. Pyrrophyta

C. Heterotrophic

D. Asexual & Sexually

E. Can cause red tides

F. Chlorophyll II & carotenoids

G. Dinoflaglagellates

Front

A. What Specimen

B. Habitat

C. Mode of reproduction

D. Pigments

E. Clade

F. Importance

Back

A. Diatoms

B. Marine and Freshwater

C. Mitosis

D. Chlorophyll a and C, carotene, xanthophyll and fucoxanthin

E. Straminopila

F. Carbon Fixation, Oxygen release, food chain, nutrient cycles of water

Front

A. What Specimen

B. Habitat

C. Mode of reproduction

D. Nutrition

E. Importance

F.

Back

A. Chrysophyta

B. Freshwater and Marine plankton

C. Asexual by formation of zoospores, aplanospores or akinetes

D. Mixotrophic

E. Forms base of food chain

Front

a. What Specimen

B. Habitat

C. Mode of reproduction

D. Pigments

Back

A. Vaucheria

B. Freshwater

C. Asexual

D. Chlorophyll a and e, carotenoids and xanthophyll

Front

A. What specimen

B. What is indicated in no. 1

C. What is indicated in no. 2

D. What is indicated in no. 3

Back

A. Phaeophyta

B. Blade

C. Stipe

D. Holdfast

Front

A. Name of specimen (no. 4)

B. What is indicated in no. 1

C. What is indicated in no. 2

D. What is indicated in no. 3

Back

A. Sargagassum

B. Blade

C. Float

D. Stipe

Front

A. What specimen

B. They owe their olive color to the?

Back

A. Phaeopyta

B. Carotenoids in their plastids

Front

A. Specimen

B. Specialized organs

C. Conceptacle contains______

D. Receptacle contains _______

Back

A. Fucus Monoecious

B. Holdfast, stipe, blade

C. Reproductive organs

D. Vegetative tissue

Front

A. Specimen

B. Phylum

C. What is pointed in the blue arrow

Back

A. Fucus Monoecious

B. Phaeophyta

C. Antheridium