Chapter6 Flashcards

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chlorophyta

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Not masked with any other pigment in green algae

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2
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mangal

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name for mangrove forest or thicket

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3
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sargassum

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brown algae often found floating in water in the Atlantic Ocean

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4
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sporophyte

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a stage in the alternation of generations of many macroalgae

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5
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spartina

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the predominant salt marsh plant is in the grass family

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6
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phaeophyta

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algae that include the largest and structurally most complex seaweeds

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7
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holdfasts

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keeps algae attached to substrate

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8
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carrageenan

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used as thickening agent in dairy products derived from red algae

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9
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mangroves

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these are land plants that are salt tolerant

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10
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pneumatocysts

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gas filled structures that keep some forms of algae floating near the surface

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blades

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the equivalent of leaves on a plant

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12
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chlorophyta

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this type of algae mostly is found in fresh water

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13
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rhodophyta

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group of algae that has the largest amount of species

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stipe

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similar to a stem on land plants

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15
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thallus

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the entire body of macroalgae

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16
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seagrasses

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true flowering marine plants

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17
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brown algae are dominant producers in which area

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temperate rocky coasts

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18
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what is not used to characterize major groups of seaweed

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the type of roots

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19
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holdfasts provide both an anchor and absorb nutrients and water supply for thallus?

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falso

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20
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phaeophyta

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has the LARGEST algae

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21
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giant kelp grows very slow and in deep water

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falso

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22
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where is green algae generally found

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rocks exposed to heavy wave action

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23
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what are found on upper levels of rocky coasts

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red algae in dense clumps

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24
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rhodophyte coralline algae

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partially responsible for adding calcium carbonate in the making of coral reefs

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25
the process of meiosis in seaweeds will produce
a spore that produces a gametophyte
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characteristic of flowering plants
leaves are present and sexually reproductive plants
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algin is used as
a stabilizer and emulsifier in the diary industry
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seagrasses are plants because
1. photosynthetic 2. attach to sand 3. have chlorophyll 4. have specialized tissue that transport nutrients
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how do sea grasses grow
in clusters interconnected with horizontal root like stems
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cordgrasses of salt marshes
1. belong to same family as sea grasses 2. tolerate total submergence in seawater 3. can excrete excess salt 4. provide habitat and breeding grounds
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frost sets the northern limit of what
mangroves
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most unique feature of mangrove as trees
they can grow directly in saltwater
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what are salt marsh plants
plants bordering shallow bays and tidal creeks
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predominant salt marsh plant in the grass family
spartina a.k.a cordgrass
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when is spartina exposed to salt water
at high tide
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important to young marine animals
spartina
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main importance of spartina
when plants die back in winter and bacteria and fungus break the leaves down to detritus
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what is detritus
a nutrient source for countless organisms
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how do spartina deal with salt excess
salt glands
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name this algae
acetabularia
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name this algae
caulurpa
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name this algae
codium
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name this algae
corallina lithothamnion sp. clacifying red algae important for binding and larval settlement
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name this algae
dictyota
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name this algae
fucus
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name this algae
goniolithon
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name this algae
halimeda calcified
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name this algae
laminaria
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name this algae
macrocystis
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name this algae
padina
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name this algae
peyssonnelia
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name this algae
porphyra
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name this algae
sargassum
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name this algae
ulva
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name this algae
acetabularia
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name this algae
valonia
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name this algae
caulurpa
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name this algae
codium
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name this algae
corallina
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name this algae
dictyota
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name this algae
fucus
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name this algae
goniolithon
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name this algae
halimeda
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name this algae
laminaria
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name this algae
macrocystis
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name this algae
padina
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name this algae
peyssonnelia
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name this algae
porphyra
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name this algae
ulva
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name this algae
valonia
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what are marine plants limited by
light availability and depth grow mostly between intertidal zone and 30 m
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what form the base of the food chain in marine life
marine algae and seagrasses
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what do they provide
food, oxygen, and habitat covert light carbon dioxide, and nutrients into plant material
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along with lacking true roots, stem, leaves, and flowers what else to algae lack
rhixomes
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name marine flowering plants
magnoliophytae and angiospermae
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what do marine flowering plants have
vascular tissue stiffness and structure such as roots and leaves produce flowers and seeds grass like grass like color
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turtle grass
thalassia testudinum wide leaf blades with rounded top, and deep root green brown blades ( 0.5-2 cm wide), 35 cm tall forms large seagrass meadows
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manatee grass
syringodium filiforme long and narrow cylindrical leaves ( .01-.02cm wide) 10-35cm tall pioneering species of disturbed areas
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shoal grass
halodule wrightii smaller and shorter leaves; square top (.03cm wide and 5-25 cm tall) pioneering species of disturbed areas grows in very shallow water
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name the phyla and type of dominate species
red- rhizophora mangle black-avicennia germinans white- laguncularia racemosa buttonwood- conocarpus erectus
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red mangroves
dominate- middle and lower portions of water prop roots extend from trunk and penetrate into muick reaches 25 cm thin gray bark and dark red wood leaves are long broad shiny and waxy propagules- 30cm long
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black mangroves
predominate- upper intertidal and into higher elevations called high swamp cable roots- come out from trunk just under the surface sending pneumatophores, snorkel roots dark brown bark narrow oblong shiny leaves with fine hairs fine hair often encrusted with salt from pores propagules- lima bean shape 2.5 cm long
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white mangrove
predominate- irregulary flooded higher elevation, can be found in intertidal zone lack prop roots and pneumatophores have peg roots leaves are round oval and flattened yellow green with reddish pink has two salt glands(nectaries) at apex of petiole propagules- are small 1 cm and pear shaped
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buttonwood
predominate- higher elevation where sand is found not a true mangrove lack prop roots and pneumatophores scaly bark gray to dark brown leaves are long and pointed erectus leaves- green with little to no hairs sericeus- silver with darker underside covered in hairs
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name the grove
black
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name the grove
buttonwood
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name the grove
red
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name the grove
white
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name the propagules
black
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name the propagules
buttonwood
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name the propagules
red
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name the propagules
white
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