Exercise 8: The Fungi Yeasts and Molds Supplement pg 76 Lab 17 Goals and Objectives: Exercise 8: The Fungi Yeasts and Molds Supplement pg 76 Observe prepared slides: Aspergillus: septate hyphae & conidiospores Rhizopus: coenocytic hyphae & sporangiospores Candida albicans: hyphae & buds Observe mold cultures on plates Make wet mounts of Saccharomyces cervisiae: buds Exercise 6: Protozoans, Algae, and Cyanobacteria Supplement pg 75 Trichomonas (flagellated protozoan) not in book Plasmodium (non motile intracellular pathogen protozoa) not in book Trypanosoma (flagellated protozoan) not in book Diatoms (non motile algae) Fig 6.6 Dinoflagellate (flagellated algae) Fig 6.3#11 Make wet mounts to observe: Amoeba (pseudopodian protozoa) Fig 6.1#6 Paramecium (ciliated protozoan) Fig 6.1#9 Euglena (flagellated protozoan) Fig 6.2#1&2 Spirogyra (filamentous algae) Fig 6.4#14 Anabaena (Cyanobacteria: Prokaryote not Eukaryote!) Fig 6.7#1-3 Make and observe wet mounts of pond sample to observe “creatures”

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Candida albicans Hyphal Growth & Pseudohyphal Growth PLAY

Slime Mold PLAY

Plasmodium spread in a single afternoon Next morning it was sporulating Slime Mold on Long Island Physarum polycephalum

Mold Form Fungi Dimorphic Fungi Yeast Form Fungi Aspergillus (400X) Rhizopus (100X) Septa Septate hyphae Coenocytic hyphae Yeast Form Fungi Dimorphic Fungi Candida albicans (400X) Saccharomyces cerevisiae (400X) Bud Conidiospores Sporangiospores Hyphae Bud Supplement Packet pg 76

Figure 6.1 Flagellates Amoebae Ciliates

Figure 6.2 Flagellated euglenoids Figure 6.3 Flagellated algae Figure 6.4 Filamentous algae Figure 6.5 Nonfilamentous, nonflagellated algae Figure 6.6 Diatoms (algae) Figure 6.7 Cyanobacteria: Prokaryotes!!! (really big ones)

Play Amoeba Play AmoeboidProtists Amoeboid Protists

Play Cilliates Play Rotifers Cilliated Protists

Play FlagellatedProtists

intracellular parasite) Protozoa Algae Amoeba (pseudopods) Paramecium (cilia) Spirogyra (Green algae) Dinoflagellate Plasmodium (non-motile intracellular parasite) Diatom Trypanosoma (flagella) Cyanobacteria Prokaryote-Bacteria (Note no organelles are visible in this prokaryote. Most of the above protozoa and algae eukaryotes have clearly visible organelles) Trichomonas (flagella) Euglena (flagella) Supplement Packet pg 75 Anabaena

Exercise 8: The Fungi Yeasts and Molds Supplement pg 76 Lab 17 Goals and Objectives: Exercise 8: The Fungi Yeasts and Molds Supplement pg 76 Observe prepared slides: Aspergillus: septate hyphae & conidiospores Rhizopus: coenocytic hyphae & sporangiospores Candida albicans: hyphae & buds Observe mold cultures on plates Make wet mounts of Saccharomyces cervisiae: buds Exercise 6: Protozoans, Algae, and Cyanobacteria Supplement pg 75 Trichomonas (flagellated protozoan) not in book Plasmodium (non motile intracellular pathogen protozoa) not in book Trypanosoma (flagellated protozoan) not in book Diatoms (non motile algae) Fig 6.6 Dinoflagellate (flagellated algae) Fig 6.3#11 Make wet mounts to observe: Amoeba (pseudopodian protozoa) Fig 6.1#6 Paramecium (ciliated protozoan) Fig 6.1#9 Euglena (flagellated protozoan) Fig 6.2#1&2 Spirogyra (filamentous algae) Fig 6.4#14 Anabaena (Cyanobacteria: Prokaryote not Eukaryote!) Fig 6.7#1-3 Make and observe wet mounts of pond sample to observe “creatures”