By:

1. Dina Alifia
2. Elena Sarrah Novia
3. Elma Oktavia P
4. Fiki Aprilia Vena
5. Harum Murti
6. Immanuel Gidion

Phaeophyta, Crysophyta, Rhodopyta

ALGAE
ALGAE

 Protist like plant.

 Characteristic:
1.
1. Unicelullar
Unicelullar and
and multicellular
multicellular
2.
2. Microscopic
Microscopic and
and macroscopic
macroscopic
3.
3. Eucariotic
Eucariotic
4.
4. Do
Do photosynthesis
photosynthesis
5.
5. Have
Have many
many pigments
pigments
 Classification of Algae
1.
1. Euglenophyta
Euglenophyta
2.
2. Phyrrophyta
Phyrrophyta
3.
3. Phaeophyta
Phaeophyta
4.
4. Crysophyta
Crysophyta
5.
5. Rhodophyta
Rhodophyta
6.
6. Chlorophyta
Chlorophyta
PHAEOPHYTA
CHRYSOPHYTA
 Golden algae (chrysos = golden)
 Caroten (yellow) pigment and xantofil ()
pigment that cover chlorophyll A and C
 Do asexual and sexual reproduction
 Asexual  biflagellate, and zoospore
 Sexual  isogamy
 Characteristics
 Unicellular flagellates (Ochromonas)
 Most of these have no cell covering
 Has chlorophyll
 Golden
 Can be found in freshwater, ocean, and in damp surface
 Members:
 Diatom
 Ochromonas
 Vaucheria
DIATOM
 Phytoplankton  producer
 Structure (like a box) two valves, epythecha (top)
and hypotheca (bottom)
 Advantages
 Polisher material
 Material to make dynamite
 Material to make toothpaste
 Material to isolized
 Can be found mostly in ocean
 Reproduce asexually and sexually
 Asexual  biflagellate
 Sexual  fusion of 2 gamets
 Diatoms through
microscope

Dinobryon sp. / from
Shishitsuka Pond,
Tsuchiura, Ibaraki Pref.,
Japan