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Algae are not plants because

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They do not have same advanced structures like root, stem, and leaves

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Why do the structures of the thallus lack that plants have

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Advanced conducting tissues

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Pneumatocysts

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Gas filled bladders used to keep blades near water surface for light for photosynthesis

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Green algae phylum…. Mostly because only % are marine

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Chlorphyta freshwater, 10%

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Brown Algae phylum, largest of the …..

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Phaeophyta , marine

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Red algae phylum, has the most…., most are …

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Rhodophyta , species, filamentous

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Brown algae is masked by

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Fucoxanthins

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Red algae is masked by

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Phycobilins

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Like plants, algae exhibit a life history marked by

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Alteration of generations like butterfly

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Gametophyte stage

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Produces gametes that fuse to become zygote

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Zygote develops into second stage called

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Sporophyte hat produces spores

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Spores develop into

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Gametophyte stage

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13
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Algae can reproduce asexually by

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Vegetative growth

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Algin is an extract of….. Used as an

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Brown algae , emulsifier in dairy products

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Carrageenan is harvested from

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Red algae, used as a thickening agent

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Agar is an extract from

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Red algae, culture microbes in health industry , thickener, filler and protect canned foods

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How many species of green algae and how many marine, thought to be ancestor of….

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7000,1000

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What size is green algae and what is it sometimes made of, store excess energy as…., what is in cell wall

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Micro-macro, coralline (calcium carbonate halimeda), starch, cellulose

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How many species of brown algae and how many marine, sizes, what water do they prefer , examples

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1500, most marine, some microscopic to 300+ feet , shallow cold, kelp sargassum fucus

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Giant kelp can be …of feet in length , the kelp… Provides habitat for species ,

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100’s , forest

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Kelp forests are among he most……marine habitats

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Productive

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Where is sargassum found

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Atlantic between North America and Europe as well as the Gulf of Mexico

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What are massive floating mats of sargassum called

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Sargasso Sea

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Red algae how many species how many marine, what water do they like?, some are….,

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4000 mostly marine, deep cold or shallow warm depending on species, corraline (corralina)

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What are true plants, how many species

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Angiosperms , over 250,000

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Are most angiosperms marines and if they are they must what

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No; have mechanisms for dealing with salinity

27
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Sea grasses about … Species exits in temperate and tropical; flowers are; how is pollen and seeds carried ?

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60 , small and inconspicuous , water currents or in feces

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Sea grasses have.. Growth and provide… To many organisms

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Rapid , food

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Sea grasses provide habitat through, what is the most widely distributed

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Sea grass beds, eelgrass in shallow water bays and estuaries

30
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About species of mangroves exist only in tropical and subtropical areas , they cannot withstand… Temperatures

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80, freezing

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They can only tolerate partial…. , they are a thick network of …. That are exposed at … Tide

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Salt water submergence , prop roots, low

32
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Seeds of mangroves germinate while……. And develop into elongated seedlings up to ….. Before falling from parent tree

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Still attached to parent, 1 foot,

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Mangrove forests are called and can be thought of as tropical equivalent to….

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Mangals, salt marshes

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Mangroves lie between

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25n and 25s

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Where are mangroves rooted near

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Intertidal zone

36
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Mangrove community can be divided into habitats such as

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Above water forest habitat, interiors all swamp habitat, submerged sub tidal habitat

37
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4 of up to …-…. Species worldwide along with… Species of flowering terrestrial

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50-100, 60

38
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Zonation of species corresponds to , they have physiological adaption to ?

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Sea level, extrude or exclude salt

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Four species can occur in…

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Mixed stands

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Or they can occur in differentiated zones based on

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Tidal influence
Level of salinity
Type of substrate

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Typically occur in dense stands with little or no….

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Understory

42
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Root system of mangrove consists of , what two things does this allow them

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Aerial roots and prop roots that intertwine over muddy substrate
Increased stability to wave action
Obtain oxygen from air as opposed to substrate

43
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Many species are …. When it comes to birth

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Viviparous

44
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Roots for red, black and white

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Prop and drop, peg roots, snorkel roots (pneumatophores)

45
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Ecology of shoreline

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Stabilize soil, coastline protection, water quality, food web, refuge

46
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Generic term for seaweed

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Macro algae

47
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Spartina marsh plants are

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Plants bordering shallow bays and tidal creeks

48
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Cordgrass, spartina is the predominant ?

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Salt marsh plant in grass family

49
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When is spartina exposed to saltwater

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High tide

50
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Spartina is extremely important as a habitat to?

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Young marine animals such as invertebrate and fish

51
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Very little spartina is directly consumed by?….. What is it importance

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Herbivores, primary produce that when plants die back in winter no bacteria and fungus break down leaves to detritus

52
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Spartina posses salt glands to help deal with

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Excess salt

53
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Other halophytes ??? Exist in areas of

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Salt tolerant plants, elevation than spartina

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Red mangroves dominate the, reach heights of, what color wood, leaves, propagates are how long

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Middle and lower portion of the intertidal zone, 25 cm., dark red, shiny, waxy, deep green above and pale underneath, 30 cm

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What kind of roots do red mangroves have

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Prop roots

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Black mangroves predominate, reach heights of, what color bark, propagates

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Upper intertidal into irregularly flooded higher elevation “high swamp”, 20m, dark brown, leaves, narrow shiny green above and gray below encrusted with salt, Lima bean shape 2.5 cm

57
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Roots of black mangrove

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Cable roots that radiate out of trunk and send up pneumatophores “snorkel roots”

58
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White mangroves predominate, height, bark, leaves, propagules

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Irregularly flooded higher elevation also found in intertidal zone, 15m, gray brown, round oval and nectaries salt glands at apex , small and pear shaped 1cm

59
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White mangrove roots

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Lack prop and pneumatophores , peg roots

60
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Buttonwood height, leaves , what forms seeds

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18 m , erectus: green with little or no hairs sericus: silver with darker underside felt like, fruit not propagules

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