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Paramecium Oral cavity Functions Cilia – movement
Oral cavity – intake food Anal pore – excrete wastes Contractile vacuole – regulate water intake Macronucleus – nucleus – contains DNA Food vacuole – stores food Exact picture
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Spirogyra cell Oral cavity Cell wall chloroplast Functions
Chloroplast – photosynthesis Cell wall – protection and support Exact picture
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Euglena Functions: Functions: Flagellum – movement
Stigma – ‘sees’ the environment Contractile vacuole – regulates water Functions: Nucleolus – makes ribosomes Nucleus – contains Chloroplast - photosynthesis Exact picture
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Euglena chloroplast stigma nucleus Exact picture
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Volvox colony Exact picture
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Zygomycota sporangium sporangium Function:
Sporangium – makes spores – cells that can be spread to make new organisms May be a different picture
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Zygomycota gametangia hyphae zygospore mycelium Functions:
Gametangia – haploid cells that fuse to form the zygospore Zygospore – diploid cells that go on to form sporangium Exact picture
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Yeast spore ascus budding Functions: Budding – asexual reproduction
Ascus – holds the spores formed during sexual reproduction Exact picture
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Basidiomycota basidiospores basidia gills Functions:
Gills – structure where basidia are found Basidia – structure that forms basidiospores Basidiospores – the spores of basidiomycota Exact picture
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Basidiomycota cap annulus stalk Functions:
Cap – protects the gills and basidia Annulus – where the cap was attached the stalk Stalk – supports the cap May be a different picture
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Bryophyta sporophyte Functions:
Sporophyte – the diploid form of a plant Exact picture
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Pterophyta Functions: Archegonia – produces the eggs
Antheridia – produces the sperm Rhizoids – help absorb nutrients and water
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Pterophyta sporophyte gametophyte Functions:
Sporophyte – the diploid form of a plant Gametophyte – the haploid form of a plant Exact picture
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Pterophyta sorus May be a different picture frond sporangia
Exact picture Functions: Frond – ‘leaf’ of the fern (where most photosynthesis occurs) Sorus – collection of many sporangia; sporangia – produces spores
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Coniferophyta Female seed cone Male pollen cone Functions:
Female seed cone – produces eggs Male pollen cone – produces sperm Exact picture
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