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[[G11 Pre-AP Biology]]
Algae Divisions:
* Chlorophyta:
* Closest relative to plantae.
* Green pigment.
* Chlorophyll A and B (plants have this too).
* Unicellular or multicellular.
* Phaeophyta:
* Kelp.
* Multicellular.
* Can be large.
* Pyrrophyta:
* Chyrsophyta:
* Rhodophyta:
* Red pigment.
* Able to live in deep waters.
* Absorbs longer wavelength.
* Euglenophyta:
Plants and algae comparison:
* Autotrophs (chloroplasts).
* Cell walls composed of cellulose.
* Stores energy as starch.
Contrast:
* Algae have no true leaves or roots (may have holdfasts/flattened blades, air bladders hold them up).
* Plants are mainly terrestrial, algae are aquatic (bad answer when contrasting).
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Plants have adapted to live on land:
* Cuticle to prevent drying out.
* Vascular tissue to transport water.
* Enclosed embryo (seeds) to prevent drying out.
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Plant classification:
* Non Vascular:
* No xylem/phloem.
* Grows low.
* Darker environment.
* Absorbs $H_2O$ through leaves.
* Moss.
* Liverworts.
* Hornworts.
* Vascular:
* Roots help it grow taller.
* Seeds:
* Sexual reproduction, no water.
* Angiosperms:
* Flowers.
* Monocot:
* One cotyledon.
* Veins in parallel.
* Vascular tissue arranged in circle.
* Scattered vascular tissue.
* Petals multiple of 3.
* Fibrous.
* Examples include corn, grass, green onions.
* Dicot:
* Two cotyledons.
* Veins are branched.
* Xylem arranged in star shape.
* Vascular tissue arranged in ring.
* Petals in multiples of 4 or 5.
* Taproot.
* Examples include carrots and dandelions.
* Gymnosperms:
* Naked seeds.
* No ovary to protect seeds.
* No Seeds:
* Requires moist environment.
* Ferns:
* Releases spores.
* Requires sperm.