Definitions Flashcards

1
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Autotrophic plants

A

Make their food from inorganic nutrients

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2
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Thallus

A

Body of a plant that does not have leaves stems and roots

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3
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Pneumatocysts

A

Floats in seaweed

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4
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Microscopic photosynthetic algae

A

Free-living or attached

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5
Q

Monoecious

A

Both sexes

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6
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Substratum

A

Soil or rock under seaweed

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7
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CO2 sequestration

A

Acting as a carbon sink and removing CO2

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8
Q

Oogonia

A

Female reproductive structures in brown algae

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9
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Antheridium

A

Male reproductive structures in brown algae

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10
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Spermatagnia

A

Male sexual gametes in polysiphonia

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11
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Carpogonial

A

Female sex gametes in polysiphonia

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12
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Dioecious

A

Separate sexes

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13
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Gametophyte

A

Forms gametes for Sexual reproduction in seaweed

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14
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Sporophyte

A

Forms spores for asexual reproduction in seaweed

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15
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Conceptacles

A

Where gametes production takes place in the fucus serratus (brown seaweed)

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16
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Fucoid

A

Type of brown seaweed

17
Q

Antheridia

A

Male reproductive structures on fucus seaweed. They undergo meiosis from male gametes.

18
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Antherozooids

A

Male gametes in fucus seaweed (brown seaweed).

19
Q

Protists

A

Eukaryote

20
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Heterotroph

A

Require outside food sources

21
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Mixotrophs

A

Make own food but also eat others

22
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Osmotrophs

A

Use diffusion and osmosis to get food

23
Q

Photographs

A

Photosynthesise to get food

24
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Polyphyletic

A

Grouped but don’t share a common ancestor

25
Q

Lateral gene transfer (LGT)

A

Transmission of genes between unicellular or multicellular organisms other than transferring DNA from parent to offspring.

26
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Thermopyles

A

High temp (greater than 60 degrees Celsius

27
Q

Acidophilus

A

pH 3 or below

28
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Xerophyles

A

Dry areas

29
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Halophyles

A

High salt content

30
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Organotrophs

A

Organism that obtains hydrogen or electrons from organic substrates

31
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Diazotrophic

A

Fix nitrogen to useful compounds

32
Q

Gram negative bacteria

A

Only visualised by certain stain due to it containing peptidoglycan

33
Q

Filamentious

A

Cells elongate but can’t divide and have multiple chromosomal copies. These filaments that we formed then go in to form colonies.

34
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Heterocysts

A

Thick walled cells that contain nitrogen fixing bacteris

35
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Nitrogenase

A

Enzyme that fixes nitrogen

36
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Cyanobacteria

A

Uses photosynthesis to get its own energy

37
Q

Coccoliths

A

CaCO3 plates on a Haptophyt