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Phycology and Phycology Lab Course by Dr. Mohamed Jawad Al-Haidarey Ecological Biogeochemistry / Phycology

Phycology and Phycology Lab Course by Dr. Mohamed Jawad Al-Haidarey Ecological Biogeochemistry / Phycology. Textbooks: Lectures, required reading :. Linda E Graham & Lee W Wilcox (2000) Algae , Prentice-Hall.

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Ch. 4 Sec. 4

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Flowing-Water Ecosystems

Flowing-Water Ecosystems. Rivers, streams, creeks Plenty of dissolved oxygen Turtles and beavers make home down stream. Standing-Water Ecosystems. Lakes and Ponds Plankton : general term for the tiny, free-floating organisms that live in both freshwater and saltwater.

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The Wolf Effect

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Viruses/Bacteria/ Protists /Fungi

Viruses/Bacteria/ Protists /Fungi. Unit 5 / Module 12. I. Is a virus a living thing?. A. Viruses , although not technically living due to the lack of cellular structure , are classified as microorganisms.

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Phycology and Phycology Lab Course by Dr. Mohamed Jawad Al-Haidarey Ecological Biogeochemistry / Phycology

Phycology and Phycology Lab Course by Dr. Mohamed Jawad Al-Haidarey Ecological Biogeochemistry / Phycology. Textbooks: Lectures, required reading :. Linda E Graham & Lee W Wilcox (2000) Algae , Prentice-Hall.

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Chapter 10: Freshwater Biomes

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MICROORGANISMS FRIEND AND FOE

MICROORGANISMS FRIEND AND FOE . Micro-organisms. What are micro-organisms?. Micro-organisms are very tiny living things. They are so small that you need a microscope to see them.

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Kingdom: Protists

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Aquatic Food Webs

Aquatic Food Webs. Connected to and affected by terrestrial food webs Examples? Humans, birds.

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Aquatic Plants

Aquatic Plants. The Flowering Plants That have returned to Aquatic Environments. Why go back to the water? . Support from water Less need for strong, thickened stems Must be flexible to move with currents or waves Therefore they are all herbaceous (no shrubs/trees)

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