Lab Final terminology Flashcards
acoelemate
no coelem
aerobic
process req oxygen, or an organism thrives in presence of oxygen
agar
gelatinous polysacchride from algae used as culture medium for bacteria and fungi
alt. of generation
lifycycle that has both multicellular haploid+diploid stages - in plants and some algae
anerobic
process that doesnt req oxygen, or an organism that thrives in absence of O2
angiosperm
flowering plant
annulus
any ring like structure (body of annelid worm)
anterior
head region
anther
pollen prod structure of flowering plant
antheridium
male reprod system in some plants, fungi and protists
aechegonium
female reprod in some plants which prod the egg
ascocarp
reprod structure of phylum ascomycota(fungi) - prod asci and ascospores
ascospores
reprod cell within an asci from ascomycota
ascus
sac like cell that prod ascospores
aseptate
hyphae with no crosswalls or septa
asexual reprod
reprod inolving 1 organism
auricle
projection on either side of the head of flatworm (for sensory reasons)
autotroph
organism which prod organic molecs from inorganic molecs using energy from photosynthesis or chemical reactions
bascillus
rod shaped bacterium
basidocarp
reprod structure which prod basidospores - phylum basidomycota
body column
cylindrical body of organisms like hydra
body plan
layer of tissues + presence or absence of coelem
capusule
1) protective outer covering made of polysacchrides found on bacterial calls
2) sporangium of bryophyte
carpel
female reprod - produces ovules that have female gametophytes in flowering plants
cephilization
sensory structures located in the head region (anterior) part of animal
chitin
tuff polysacch. - cell wall of fungus+protsits - exoskeleton of anthropods
chloroplast
contains chlorophyll - photosynthesis happens here
clitellum
struc in some annelid worms to aid in reproduction
cnidoblast
stinging cell in some cnidaria - contains nematocyst
coccus(cocci)
spherical bacterium
coelem
fluid filled body cavity surrounded by mesoderm
cone
reprod struc of coniferphyta that prod pollen or ovules/seeds
conjugation
bacteria - 2 cells join together using pili + exchange genetic info (bacteria+fungi do this too)
consumer
organism that feeds on other living organisms
CV
organelle involving osmoregulation
cotyledon
embryo of seed in plants - food storage and early food prod
cuticle
secretion forming waterproof barrier for some plants and animals
cytoplasmic streaming
movement of cytoplasm in cell used to circulate contents
decomposer
heterotroph that breaks down dead organic material to gain energy
dicot
type of flower - 2 cotyledon within seed
digestive cavity
internal body cavity where food is stored and digested
domain
classification above kingdom
filament (2)
1) chain of cells (filamentous bacteria)
2) stalk of the stamen in flower
fimbrae
bacteria - hairlike extensions used to attach to surfaces
floral tube
fused bases of sepals petals and stamens in flower
flowering plant
a plant that has a seed enclosed in a fruit
fragmentation
asexual reprod - new organism develops from fragment of parent
free living
organism doesnt require host
fruit
ripened ovary which contains seeds in flowering plants
gametangium
cell or organ where gametes are produced
gametophyte
mulitcellular haploid generation in lifecycle of plant
gastovascular cavity
body cavity w mouth/anus that digests and distributes nutrients
gelatinous sheath
jelly like layer surrounding cells of some algae and some bacteria - provide structure and protection
gymnosperms
plant that prod seeds that are not enclosed in fruits
hermaphroditic
animal has both male and female reprod structures
heterocyst
cell in some cyanobacteria specialized in nitrogen fixation
heterotroph
cant synthesize organic material it needs so it must obtain energy from other organisms
holdfast
specialized root in some large algae that lets them attach to rocks
hydrostatic skeleton
skeleton system made of fluid held under pressure in enclosed body cavity
hyphae
long narrow strands of cell that make up the body of a fungus
intracellular
situated or occurring inside cell
kingdom
group made of one or more phyla
larva
pre adult form of many animals
locule
cavity within an ovary in which ovules are produced in flowers
macronucleus
in paramecium - large nuc that doesnt do reproduction just metabolism
medusa
free swimming stage in the most lifecycles of cnidaria (jellyfish)
megasporangium
in plants- sporangium where meiosis occurs to produce megaspores
mesogela
mesoderm of the phylum cnidaria
micronucleus
in paramecium - stores genetic material and does sexual repros
microsporangium
in plants - sporangium tha produces microspores
monocot
flower with 1 cotyledon
mycelium
body of fungus comprised of many hyphae
mycorrhiza
relationship between fungi and zygomycota or basidomycota where fungi grow around roots
nerve chord
stand of nervous tissue that goes from anterior to posterior end
omnivore
eats plants and animals
osculum
large opening at top of sponge that allows water to exit during filter feeding
ovary (2)
plants- prod ovules
animals - prod egg
pathogen
organism that causes disease
peptidoglycan
polymer of sugars and proteins - forms cells wall in most bacteria
phloem
type vascular tissue in plants - transports sugars and hormones
placenta(2)
- nutritive tissue in flowering plants where ovules attach
- nutritive tissues in the uterus of mammels for embryo
pneumatocysts
in brn algae - air bladders that keep algae floating at high tide
pollen sac
microsporangium of seed plants
polyp
sessile stage of of lifecycle in cnidaria
posterior
rear end
protist
euk organism not classified as plant animal or fungus
pseudocoelemate
“false coelem” - only partially surrounded by coelem
rhizoid
anchors fungus - extracellular digestion
rhizome
horizontal stem that grown undergrounf
root
anchors plants - water and mineral uptake
seed
consists of young sporophyte with food supply - protection and dispersial
segmentation
division of body into similar repeated parts
seminal receptical
sac for storing sperm
septum/septa
partition between 2 cells or cavities(cell walls which divide hyphae)
setae
small bristle found on lumbricus to increase traction
spicule
hardened point structures on sponge - for defence
spirillum
spiral shaped bacterium
spongin
fibrous protein that is body of sponges
spongocoel
internal cavity of sponges lines w flagellated cells that help beat water for filter feeding
sporophyll
modified leaf on plant that bears sporangia
stamen
male reprod organ in flowers
symbiont
organism that live in association with other organism
vascular tissue
tubular arrangements of cells that transport substances like water and dissolved sugars
velum
tissue on the underside of a mushroom cap enclosed to protect the gills
venation
particular pattern of branching of vascular tissues in angiosperms
xylem
type of vascular tissue that transports water and minerals
zygospore
zygote that evolves into a thick walled spore that can rest over harsh winters/environments
oogamous
large, non motile sperm fertilized by small motile sperm