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Protista
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Protista
ALGAE
mostly autothophic
requires water
sexual&asexual
can be unicellular/colonies
cell wall made of cellulose fibrils
teresterial
aquatic
planktonic
benthic
neustonic
divided into
chlorophyta
rhodophyta
phaeotphyta
chrysophyta
pyrrophyta
Euglenophyta'
PROTOZOA
unicellular
colourless & motile
aerobic heterothroph
divided into
archaezoa
Trypanosoma gambiense
rhizopoda
amoeba
ciliophora
Paramecium
apicomplexa
Plasmodium vivax
SLIME MOLD
resembles fungi
divided into
Myxomycota"(Plasmodial"slime"molds)""
saphrophytes
multinucleated
lack of cell wall
Acrasiomycota (Cellular slime molds)
unicellular
cellular slime molds
Peronosporomycetes (Water molds)
egg fungi (formerly called oomycetes)
no chitin in cell wall
some parasites on fish gills
INTRO about PROTIST
gorw in moist habitat
most are unicellular
Plasma membrane structure similar to multicellular plants/animals
cytoplasm
Outer gelatinous ectoplasm
endoplasm
vacoule commonly present
presence of cilia/flagella
sexual/asexual
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