Kingdom Pro+sta. Lecture 10, 18/10/2015

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Kingdom Pro+sta Lecture 10, 18/10/2015

Kingdom Pro+sta مملكة الطلاي عيات (البروتيستا) Characteris+cs of Pro+sta: All are eukaryo+c. All have cells with nuclei. All live in moist environments. Can be unicellular or mul+cellular. Can be microscopic or over 100 meters long. Some are heterotrophs, while others are autotrophs.

ا".-,+*(ت '&%$ إ"!: Pro%sta are classified to: ا".-,+*(ت ا" 23*04 0%")1 (ت '56! ا%($)%' ا%$#"#"! Plant- like pro%sta called True- algae ا".-,+*(ت ا" 23*04 8*9")1 ان '56! ا,و%")ت Animal- like pro%sta called protozoa

Introduc+on to Algae (Phycology)

Characteris+cs of algae 1. Algae have a widespread occurrence: Aqua+c habitat: marine, freshwater Terrestrial habitat: deserts, soils, trees, rocks, etc Some are symbio+c e.g. lichen is a symbiofc alliance between a fungus and an alga. e.g. Green Algae live within reef building corals. Plant- like seaweeds 4. Lack true leaves, stems & roots 5. May be filamentous, grow in mats or crusts, sheets, or kelp 6. Growth forms of algae: Algae take on a variety of forms both microscopic and macroscopic Unicellular; Colonies; Filaments; MulFcellular thallus

Major groups of algae: Bacillariophyta (Diatoms) Euglenophyta Rhodophyta (Red algae) Phaeophyta (Brown algae) Chlorophyta (Green algae)

Division: Bacillariophyta (Diatoms) Unicellular organisms. They have silica in their cell walls. Autotrophs. They can live in marine or freshwater environments. They contain chlorophyll a and c as well as pigments called carotenoids (fucoxanthin), which give them an orange- yellow colour. Their shells resemble small boxes with lids. These shells are covered with grooves and pores, giving them a decorated appearance. Diatoms reproduce asexually, the two halves of the shell separate, each producing a new shell that fits inside the original half.

Division: Bacillariophyta (Diatoms) Each new generafon, therefore, produces offspring that are smaller than the parent. When diatoms die, their shells form deposits called diatomaceous earth. These deposits can be collected and used as an addifve to give certain paints their sparkle. Diatoms store their foods as oils or leucosine

Forms of diatoms

الطحالب اليوجيلينية Euglenophyta Found mostly in stagnant water (pond) that is full of organic compounds Unicellular Autotrophs = photosynthesis,when there is light When there is no light = no photosynthesis they can be heterotrophs and can ingest food No cell wall = pellicle made up of protein They are like animals, i.e are mofle having flagellum. They store their foods as paramylon (type of polysaccharide). i.e: Euglena

Euglena

Division: Phaeophyta (brown algae) The majority are live in marine environments, on rocks in cool waters. They contain chlorophyll (a and c) as well as a yellow- brown carotenoid called fucoxanthin. They have cellulose and algin in their cell walls. The largest of the brown algae are the kelp. Brown algae store their foods as laminarin

Division: Phaeophyta (brown algae) The body of a kelp is called a thallus, which can grow as long as 180 _ (60 m). The thallus is composed of three secfons, the holdfast, the sfpe, and the blade. Some species have air bladders to keep the thallus floafng at the surface of the water, where more light is available for photosynthesis.

ومن الا مثلة طحلب الفيوكس An example is Fucus

Division: Rhodophyta (Red algae) Body forms: Unicellular, simple filaments or complex filamentous aggregafons All of species are mulfcellular, they live in marine environments. They live aaached to rocks by a structure called a holdfast. Their cell walls contain cellulose (thick polysaccharides). Some species incorporate calcium carbonate from the ocean into their cell walls as well.

Division: Rhodophyta (Red algae) Red algae contain chlorophyll (a) as well as phycobilins, red and blue pigments involved in photosynthesis. The red pigment is called phycoerythrin and the blue pigment is called phycocyanin. Phycobilins absorb the green, violet, and blue light waves that can penetrate deep water. These pigments allow the red algae to photosynthesize in deep water with liale light available. ReproducFon in these organisms is a complex process of sexual and asexual phases. Red algae store their foods as floridean starch. Source of carrageenan & agar (emulsifiers & gel thickeners(

ومن الامثلة عليها هي طحلب البوليسيفونيا An example is Polysiphonia

Division: Chlorophyta (Green algae) chlorophyll main pigment. Most live in fresh water, although some marine species exist. Cell walls are composed of cellulose. Green algae can be: unicellular colonial mulfcellular e.g. Chlamydomonas Volvox Spirogyra

Chlamydomonas (unicellular alga)

Volvox (colonial alga)

Spirogyra

Uses of Algae as Energy source, FerFlizer, Food and PolluFon control 1. Agar, a gelafnous substance derived from red algae, has a number of commercial uses. It is a good medium for bacteria and fungi as most microorganisms cannot digest agar. 2. Algae can be used to make Biodiesel,bioethanol and biobutanol and by some esfmates can produce vastly superior amounts of vegetable oil, compared to terrestrial crops grown for the same purpose. 3. Algae can be grown to produce hydrogen. observed that the algae he was studying, Chlamydomonas reinhardfi (a green- algae.

4. Algae can be grown to produce biomass, which can be burned to produce heat and electricity. 5. It is a complete protein with essenfal amino acids (unlike most plant foods) that are involved in major metabolic processes such as energy and enzyme producfon. 6. It contains high amounts of simple and complex carbohydrates which provide the body with a source of addifonal fuel. In parfcular, the sulfated complex carbohydrates are thought to enhance the immune system s regulatory response. 7. It contains an extensive faay acid profile, including Omega 3 and Omega 6. These essenfal faay acids also play a key role in the producfon of energy.

8. It has an abundance of vitamins, minerals, and trace elements 9. Pet foods, toothpaste, ice- creams, lofons and creams. 10. Algae are used as ferflizers, soil condifoners and are a source of livestock feed. 11. Algae are used in wastewater treatment facilifes, reducing the need for greater amounts of toxic chemicals..