DAT Biological Diversity Pt 2 Cheat sheet Flashcards
A taxonomic group that
consists of eukaryotic organisms
protists
are protists uni or multicellular mostly?
unicellular
are protists autotrophs or heterotrophs
can be either
do protists reproduce sexually or asexually
asexually
what kind of environments are protists found in
moist
Protists are categorized into 3
categories:
plant like, fungus like, animal like
photosynthetic autotrophs found in
water
plant like protists
do plant like protists contain chloroplasts
yes
what do plant like protists use as food source
photosynthesis
what are fungus like protists referred to as
slime molds or water molds
how to fungus like protists reporduce
spores
do fungus like protists contain chitin
no
– includes decomposers &
saprobes that feed on non-living organic matter
fungus like protists
categorized based
on motility
animal like protists
why are animal like protists referred to as that?
capable of movement
are animal like protists uni or multi cellular
single celled
are animal like protists heterotrophic or autotrophic
heterotrophic
Some animal like protists can engulf and
feed on algae, fungi, and
bacteria via
phagocytosis
what group do amoeba belong to
animal like protist
what are amoeba mainly made of
cytoplasm
temporary arm-like
projections that emerge
towards the direction of
movement)
pseudopodia
cell walls of fungi contain…
chitin
are fungi uni or multicellualr
either or
Multicellular organ where meiosis
occurs, and haploid cells (spores) are formed
sporangium
Small branching hyphae that anchors
structures to the ground
rhizoids
two types of fungi
non filamentous and filamentous
which type of fungi is unicellular
nonfilamentous
is yeast filamentous or non filamentous
non filamentous
Asexual reproduction by budding via mitosis.. what kind of fungi
non filamentous
what kind of fungi is multicellualr
filamentous
molds and mushrooms are what kind of fungi
filamentous
how do filamentous fungi reproduce
either sexually or asexually
Mushrooms grow which way from the mycelium
outward
Network of fungi filaments that connect fungi together
mycelium
fungi filaments
hyphae
Secrete enzymes that break down organic matter
mycelium
Allows fungi to be effective decomposers
mycelium
Releases nutrients for absorption by hyphae
mycelium
Filamentous branches produced by multicellular fungi as they grow
Hyphae:
Have septa… what kind of hyphae
septet hyphae
(cell walls that
separate hyphae)
septa
No division of hyphae
Coenocytic hyphae
(no
cytokinesis during cell division)
Coenocytic hyphae
what kind of hyphae is multinucleated
coenocytic
are fungi haploid or diploid for most of their life
haploid