Science Chapter 8 Flashcards
protist:
a one or many celled organism living in wet or moist environments
algae:
plantlike protists
flagellum:
long, thin whiplike structure used for movement
protozoans:
one celled, animal like protists
cilia:
short threadlike structures that extend from the cell membrane
pseudopods:
temporary extensions of the cytoplasm; means ‘false foot’
hyphae:
the body of a fungus and a root network
saprophytes:
organisms that obtain food from dead organisms
spore:
waterproof reproductive cell that can grow into a new organism
basidium:
spores produced in a club-like structure
ascus:
the spores of a fungi in a sacklike structure
budding:
asexual reproduction where a new organism grows off one
sporangium:
a round spore case
lichen:
an organism made from a fungus
mycorrhizae:
a network of hyphae
Dinoflagellates:
use flagella to move in their salty environment
When there’s no light to make food how do Euglenoids eat?
from other bacteria or protists
what is a nickname for algae?
grasses of the ocean
How do algae produce oxygen?
photosynthesis
some algae is _______
eaten