Algae Descriptions and Eukaryote groups, Study notes of Algae and Fungi

description of algaes and supergroups of eukaryotes

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Red algae !
leafy red algae, nori(grown in a sheet, sushi wrap), dulse,!
Red algae - food thickener (chondrus crispis) karogenen? !
!
-Trebouxia: symbiotic organism made up of fungi, often involves green algae !
!
Larger size and greater complexity evolved in green algae by 3 mechanisms:!
formation of colonies from individual cells (pediastrum(pond algae))!
Formation of true multicellular bodies by cell division and dierentiation (volvox and ulva(sea
lettuce))!
Repeated division of nuclei with no cytoplasmic division (enormous cells)(caulerpa(intertidal
chlorophyte))!
!
Life cycles in green algae:!
most chlorophytes have complex life cycles with both sexual and asexual reproductive stages!
Nearly all species have bifilagellated gametes with cup-shaped chloroplasts !
Alternation of generations has evolved in some chlorophytes, including ulva !
!
green algae very important in biotechnology !
!
Supergroup of Eukaryotes: 28.5!
Amorphea (Unikonts) includes animals, fungi, and Amoebozoans.!
The two major classes !
!
Amoebozoans: are amoebas that have lobe - or tube shaped , rather than threadlike,
pseudopodia!
They include tubulinids, slime molds, and entamoebas!
They move around hunting down bacteria, when they sense a particle, they flow their
cytoplasm around the bacteria!
Tubulidids: diverse group of Amoebozoans with a lobe or tube shaped pseudopodia!
Common unicellular protists in soil and in freshwater and marine environments!
Active predators of bacteria and other protists, others feed on detritus !
!
slime molds: were once thought to be fungi due to spore-producing fruiting bodies, but this
resemblance is due to convergent evolution!
Slime molds have diverged into two lineages, plasmodial slime molds and cellular slime
molds!
Plasmodial slime molds: often bright colored yellow and orange (dog vomit slime mold)!
Form a large feeding mass called plasmodium that’s a single cell with many diploid nuclei
undivided by plasma membranes!
Forms a fruiting body for sexual reproduction in unfavorable environmental conditions !
Cellular slime molds: form multicellular aggregates in which cells are separated by plasma
membranes!
Cells feed individually, but can aggregate to form a fruiting body(coordinated movement and
behavior)!
Complex and bizarre life cycle has provided insight into the evolution of multicellularity !
!
Entamoebas: all multicellular, parasites of all classes of vertebrates and some invertebrates !
Humans are host to at least 6 species but only E. Histolytica is pathogenic !
E. Histo causes amoebic dysentery, the 3rd leading cause of death due to eukaryotic
parasites !
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Red algae

  • leafy red algae, nori(grown in a sheet, sushi wrap), dulse,
  • Red algae - food thickener (chondrus crispis) karogenen? -Trebouxia: symbiotic organism made up of fungi, often involves green algae Larger size and greater complexity evolved in green algae by 3 mechanisms:
  • formation of colonies from individual cells (pediastrum(pond algae))
  • Formation of true multicellular bodies by cell division and differentiation (volvox and ulva(sea lettuce))
  • Repeated division of nuclei with no cytoplasmic division (enormous cells)(caulerpa(intertidal chlorophyte)) Life cycles in green algae:
  • most chlorophytes have complex life cycles with both sexual and asexual reproductive stages
  • Nearly all species have bifilagellated gametes with cup-shaped chloroplasts
  • Alternation of generations has evolved in some chlorophytes, including ulva green algae very important in biotechnology Supergroup of Eukaryotes: 28.
  • Amorphea (Unikonts) includes animals, fungi, and Amoebozoans. The two major classes
  • Amoebozoans: are amoebas that have lobe - or tube shaped , rather than threadlike, pseudopodia They include tubulinids, slime molds, and entamoebas They move around hunting down bacteria, when they sense a particle, they flow their cytoplasm around the bacteria
  • Tubulidids: diverse group of Amoebozoans with a lobe or tube shaped pseudopodia Common unicellular protists in soil and in freshwater and marine environments Active predators of bacteria and other protists, others feed on detritus
  • slime molds: were once thought to be fungi due to spore-producing fruiting bodies, but this resemblance is due to convergent evolution Slime molds have diverged into two lineages, plasmodial slime molds and cellular slime molds
  • Plasmodial slime molds: often bright colored yellow and orange (dog vomit slime mold) Form a large feeding mass called plasmodium that’s a single cell with many diploid nuclei undivided by plasma membranes Forms a fruiting body for sexual reproduction in unfavorable environmental conditions
  • Cellular slime molds: form multicellular aggregates in which cells are separated by plasma membranes Cells feed individually, but can aggregate to form a fruiting body(coordinated movement and behavior) Complex and bizarre life cycle has provided insight into the evolution of multicellularity
  • Entamoebas: all multicellular, parasites of all classes of vertebrates and some invertebrates Humans are host to at least 6 species but only E. Histolytica is pathogenic E. Histo causes amoebic dysentery, the 3rd leading cause of death due to eukaryotic parasites

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