Le 7 Flashcards

1
Q

Pyrenoids on Xanthophyceae

A

Usually absent

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2
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Antheridia (slender, hook-shaped)

A

Male sex organs

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3
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Oogonia (spherical)

A

Female sex organs

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4
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  • (Non-motile spores produced under unfavorable conditions)
  • Produced inside aplanosporangium.
  • like zoospore except flagella are absent
A

Aplanospores

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5
Q
  • (develop under adverse conditions) Are short, thick walled, gelatinous.
  • produced in dichotomous branches in rows (Gongrosira stage)
  • return of favorable conditions, directly forms new plants
A

Akinetes

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6
Q

ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE of Xanthophyceae

A
  1. Contaminent of water
  2. Treatment plants
  3. Water supply
  4. Toxin production
  5. Stabilization process of excess mud
  6. Production of oxygen
  7. As food
  8. For recreational uses
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7
Q
  • Yellow green filamentous alga
  • Branching is monopodial but appears dichotomous
  • Reserve food material is oil
A

Vaucheria

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8
Q

Vegetative Reproduction By?

A

fragmentation (thallus breaks up accidentally)

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9
Q

Present, two unequal, situated anteriorly. Longer one tinsel and shorter one whiplash

A

Flagella of Xanthophyceae

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10
Q

Why yellow green algal known as heterokonate?

A

because there are two structurally different flagella (or sometimes one flagellum)

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11
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composed of pectic substances and sometimes silica.

A

Cell wall og yellow green algal

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12
Q

Pigments of yellow green alga

A

° chlorophyll a, e and c,
◦ β-carotene
◦ Xanthophylls.

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13
Q

Grows in the form of dense tufts on damp garden soil, moist walls, stagnant ponds, ditches

A

Vaucheria

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14
Q

Thalli of vaucheria are multinucleated, lack cross- walls and are called

A

coenocytic

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15
Q

Vaucheria Reserve food material as

A

oil

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16
Q

In this method, the thallus breaks up accidentally into short segments, which finally form new individuals.

A

Fragmentation of Vaucheria

17
Q

Multiflagellate & multinucleate, produced in club shaped sporangium.

A

Zoospores in Vaucheria.

18
Q

Akinetes are produced in dichotomous branches in rows, this stage is called ………

A

Gongrosira stage

19
Q

develop under adverse conditions Are short, thick
walled, gelatinous
Which type of reproduction?

A

Akinetes (Asexual)

20
Q

Non-motile spores produced under unfavorable conditions, flagella are absent.
Which type of reproduction?

A

Aplanospores (Asexual)

21
Q

Non-motile spores produced under unfavorable conditions, flagella are absent.
Which type of reproduction?

A

Aplanospores (Asexual)