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    • #3853
      hiro
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      i found that algae is really hard>.< i don’t understand at all
      and somehow i can’t find some website about algal cell diagram to recoginse the organelles…..

      do anyone know what the difference between parenchyma and pseudoparenchyma is?

      (sorry, my eng is very bad…T_T)

    • #42170
      hiro
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      mm…missing..
      the algae mention above is red algae…

    • #42177
      BillyJoe
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      red algae (Rhodophyta) are a large group of mostly multicellular, marine algae, including many notable seaweeds. Most of the coralline algae, which secrete calcium carbonate and play a major role in building coral reefs, belong here. Red algae such as dulse and nori are a traditional part of European and Asian cuisine and are used to make certain other products like agar and food additives.

      parenchyma= The tissue characteristic of an organ, as distinguished from associated connective or supporting tissues.

      pseudoparenchyma= Thin-walled, usually angular, randomly-arranged cells in fungi, that are tightly packed together. Often used to form walls in specialized structures such as fruitbodies. They are similar in appearance to the parenchyma cells found in plants but different in origin, hence the prefix, pseudo- =false.


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    • #42180
      BillyJoe
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      here are some more algae Cymatopleura sp. and Entomoneis sp. This diatom is capable of living in frigid Antarctic waters. Courtesy of Bowling Green State University Center for Algal Microscopy & Image Digitization.


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    • #42181
      BillyJoe
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      here is one with a cell nucleus


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    • #42790
      hiro
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      o…so..which web site can i browse? i reali can’t find it….

      @@i hate algae…

    • #42824
      MrMistery
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      quote hiro:

      i hate algae…

      Me too

    • #42892
      Poison
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      I’ve passed my algea class at the first semester. 😆 Thanks God…

      PS: Ask me what I remember, NOTHING. 😀

    • #42901
      hiro
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      ar….so good>.<
      that is my core unit…unavoidableT_T
      die hard…

    • #52676
      sunnygirl
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      So we knw that both red and green algea obtain their food by photosynthesis, so why can rd algea survive in deep water and green cannot?

    • #53060
      SU_reptile
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      quote :

      i can’t find some website about algal cell diagram to recoginse the organelles…..

      What sort of diagrams do you need? Microphotographs, electrograms or just figures??
      I have some schematic figures of every phyllum in my systematic botany textbook (if you’re interested, send me a private message so I will translate labels into English). Recently I made the table summarising every algal phylla, because I take exam in systematic botany in September.

    • #67821
      Volvox
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      What types of images are you looking for? I just got done with an algae class and have real pics of things that might help you out.

    • #67957
      SororSaudade
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      quote sunnygirl:

      So we knw that both red and green algea obtain their food by photosynthesis, so why can rd algea survive in deep water and green cannot?

      they have diferent pigments that capture light at diferent wave lengths.

    • #68717
      Nu_Crow
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      Dinoflagellates are not included in Rhodophyta but in Dynophyta, and diatomes are included in Bacillariophyceae inside Ochrophyta as well

    • #69248
      arian
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      can you identify these seaweeds and tell me some thing more about information how they are form and where do they grow. Bilogy and ecology.


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