Diversity Flashcards
Pigment that gives blue green colour to cyanobacteria
Phycocyanin
Phycobilins are
Phycocyanin pigment and phycoerythrin protein
What are heterocysts
Thick walled cells without nuclei where nitrogen fixation takes place
Micro tubular structure of flagella or cilia
9+2
Over 80% of carbon dioxide fix in the biosphere through
Dinoflagellates diatoms and euglena like flagellates
Red tide produced by
Gonyaulax
Diatoms are the chief producers in the ocean they have no flagella and float because of
Presence of lipids
Fossils of diatoms are called and are used for polishing and filtration of syrups and oils
Diatomaceous Earth
Which animal has a light sensitive eyespot
Euglena like flagellate
Saprophytic fungi growing on dung are called
Coprophilic
Asexual spores of fungi are called
Conidia
Sexual reproduction in fungi through
Ascus
Fruiting body of fungi
Ascorp
Red algae or rhidophycae are characterized by the presence of pigments
Phycoerythrin and phycocyanin
Brown algae or phaeophyceae due to the pigment
Fucoxanthin
In dilpblastoc organisms ectoderm and endoderm is separated by gelatinous non-cellular layer called
Mesoglia
Flatworms are specialised cells for excretion and osmoregulation
Flame cells
Skeleton of annelids is called
Hydrostatic skeleton
Skeleton of annelids is called
Hydrostatic skeleton
Coloured flagellated cells in phylum porifera
Choanocytes
Large sized outlets for water in phylum porifera
Oscula
Cells which paralyze the prey by injecting poison or hold the prey in cnidaria
Nematocysts
Hard exoskeleton of calcium carbonate to form corals are present in which phylum
Cnidaria
First triploblastic animals
Phylum platyhelminthes