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6/2/2010 1 Examples of Autotrophic Protists Euglena and Laminaria Euglena sp. (Euglenids) • Unicellular! • One or two flagella that emerge from a pock...

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6/2/2010

Examples of Autotrophic  Protists Euglena and Laminaria

Euglena sp. (Euglenids) • Unicellular! • One or two flagella that emerge from a pocket  at one end of the cell

Figure 28.8!! Long flagellum

Eyespot Light shield so only specific light hits the detector

Nucleus Euglena (LM)

5 µm

Light detector

Contractile vacuole Osmoregulation

Plasma membrane Chloroplast Pellicle Protein bands that provide strength and flexibility

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Nutrition, Movement and Regulation • Mixotrophs – Lose chlorophyll in dark (become absorptive)

• Movement: Flagellar or euglenoid (shape change) – Positive phototaxis (due to light detector)

• Osmoregulation Os o egu at o – Euglena are hypertonic to their environment (have  more solutes and particles) – Contractile vacuole

Brown Algae (Laminaria sp.) • • • •

Largest and most complex algae (“Seaweed”) Multicellular (not a plant! Has “plant‐like” parts) Marine environments Kelp: Giant seaweed! p

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Human Uses of Seaweeds • Foods, thickeners (gel like), lubricants

Terms needed to understand  Laminaria life cycle • • • •

Haploid (n): containing one set of chromosomes Diploid (2n): containing two sets of chromosomes Gamete: a haploid reproductive cell (ie: egg and sperm) Zygote: the diploid product of the union of gametes (ie:  fertilized egg) fertilized egg)

• Sporophyte: Multicellular diploid structure, produces  haploid spores • Spore (zoospores): haploid cell with flagella, can make a  multicellular haploid structure • Gametophyte: multicellular haploid structure, produces  gametes

Alternation of Generations • Alternate between two multicellular forms: 1. Sporophyte (“seaweed”) – Diploid (2n) individual – Produces haploid (n) P d h l id ( ) spores (zoospores!) ( !)

2. Gametophyte – Haploid (n) individual – Produces gametes that fuse together (fertilization) to  form a diploid zygote

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Fig. 28-16!,!!

Divides number of chromosomes in half

10 cm Sporophyte (2n)

MEIOSIS

Zoospore

Female Gametophytes (n) Male

Egg

Sperm

Key Haploid (n) Diploid (2n)

Fig. 28-16!,!!

10 cm Sporophyte (2n)

MEIOSIS

Zoospore

Female Developing sporophyte Mature female gemetophyte (n)

Zygote (2n)

Gametophytes (n) Male

Egg

FERTILIZATION

Sperm

Key Haploid (n) Diploid (2n)

Summary • Euglena – Major components, nutrition, movement (+phototaxis),  osmoregulation

• Laminaria a a a ((Brown Algae) o gae) – Multicellular, marine, kelp, parts: blade, stipe, holdfast

• Human uses of seaweed • Alteration of generations – Haploid / diploid parts of figure, structures (note: do not  have to know “sporangia” that is labeled in the book)

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