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Microbiology Lab Practical Organisms
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1The akinetes of Anabaena are [blank_start]reproductive structures[blank_end] that are larger than the average cell in the strand
- Areproductive structures
2The [blank_start]heterocysts[blank_end] of Anabaena are for [blank_start]nitrogen fixation[blank_end] and are very [blank_start]thick walled cells[blank_end]
- Aheterocysts
- Bnitrogen fixation
- Cthick walled cells
3[blank_start]Phycobilin[blank_end] are the [blank_start]accessory pigments[blank_end] in Anabaena that assist in [blank_start]light capture during photosynthesis[blank_end]
- APhycobilin
- Baccessory pigments
- Clight capture during photosynthesis
4Euglena gracilus of Kindom [blank_start]Protista[blank_end] moved by using [blank_start]flagella[blank_end]
- AProtista
- Bflagella
5Amoeba proteus motility is defined as [blank_start]amoeboid motion[blank_end]. It uses [blank_start]pseudopods[blank_end] and has a [blank_start]visible nucleus[blank_end] on the stained slide.
- Aamoeboid motion
- Bpseudopods
- Cvisible nucleus
6Paramecium [blank_start]caudatum[blank_end] moves using [blank_start]cilia[blank_end], which are visible on stained slide along with the [blank_start]nucleus[blank_end].
- Acaudatum
- Bcilia
- Cnucleus
7[blank_start]Spirogyra[blank_end] are [blank_start]algae[blank_end] from the Kingdom [blank_start]Protista[blank_end]. They have visible spiral [blank_start]chloroplasts[blank_end] with a [blank_start]nucleus[blank_end] in the center of the cell.
- ASpirogyra
- Balgae
- CProtista
- Dchloroplasts
- Enucleus
8[blank_start]Diatoms[blank_end] are a group within [blank_start]algae[blank_end], a common component of [blank_start]phytoplankton[blank_end], and often have shells called [blank_start]frustules[blank_end]. An example is [blank_start]Synedra[blank_end].
- ADiatoms
- Balgae
- Cphytoplankton
- Dfrustules
- ESynedra
9[blank_start]Stentor[blank_end] is a [blank_start]protozoa[blank_end] that looks like a horseshoe crab or seahorse.
- AStentor
- Bprotozoa
10[blank_start]Vorticella[blank_end] look like tulips and use [blank_start]cilia[blank_end] as their method of motility.
- AVorticella
- Bcilia
11[blank_start]Peridinium[blank_end] is a dinoflagellate that uses [blank_start]flagella[blank_end] for motility (looks like a jellyfish).
- APeridinium
- Bflagella
12[blank_start]Aspergillus niger[blank_end] reproduces asexually. It's hypha are called [blank_start]conidiophores[blank_end], fruiting body is the conidia, and it's spores are called [blank_start]conidiospores[blank_end].
- AAspergillus niger
- Bconidiophores
- Cconidiospores
13Penicillium [blank_start]notatum[blank_end]: [blank_start]conidiophore[blank_end] hypha, [blank_start]conidiospore[blank_end] spores. Looks like a paint brush.
- Anotatum
- Bconidiophore
- Cconidiospore
14The asexual hypha of Rhizopus stolonifer are the [blank_start]sporangiophores[blank_end]. The [blank_start]sporangium[blank_end] is the fruiting body, the [blank_start]rhizoids[blank_end] are the root-like structures that anchor into the [blank_start]mycelium[blank_end]. The asexual spores are the [blank_start]sporangiospores[blank_end].
- Asporangiophores
- Bsporangium
- Crhizoids
- Dmycelium
- Esporangiospores
15The sexual spores of Rhizopus stolonifer are called [blank_start]zygospores[blank_end]. The fruiting body is the [blank_start]zygosporangium[blank_end]. It can be seen between the + and - [blank_start]reproductive hyphae[blank_end].
- Azygospores
- Bzygosporangium
- Creproductive hyphae
16[blank_start]Saccharomyces cerevisiae[blank_end] is a unicellular [blank_start]yeast[blank_end] that is commonly referred to as [blank_start]baker's yeast[blank_end]. It reproduces [blank_start]asexually[blank_end] by [blank_start]budding[blank_end].
- ASaccharomyces cerevisiae
- Byeast
- Cbaker's yeast
- Dasexually
- Ebudding
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- Quiz on Microbiology Lab Practical Organisms, created by Meagan Mueller on 31/10/2016.
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