Pyrrhophyta
Pyrrhophyta
(DINOFLAGELLATA)
Ciri-ciri umum:
• Unicellular
• Memiliki sepasang flagel
yang tdk sama panjang
• Kosmopolitan
• Ada tipe holofitik dan
holozoik
• Ada yg parasit, saprofit
In 1753 the first modern dinoflagellates
were described by Baker and named by
Muller in 1773. The term derives from the
Greek word δῖνος (dinos), meaning
'whirling,' and Latin ''flagellum'', a
diminutive term for a whip or scourge.
These same dinoflagellates were first
defined by Otto Bütschli in 1885 as the
flagellate order dinoflagellida.
Botanists treated them as a division of
algae, named Pyrrhophyta ("fire
algae"; Greek pyrrhos, fire) after the
bioluminscent forms, or Dinophyta.
• Pigmen yang dimiliki : Chlorofil a, c, β
Carotene, Xanthofil (peridinin,
neoperidinin, dinoxanthin,
neodinoxanthin, diatoxanthin
• Ada berdinding tebal (theca) terbuat
dari selulosa, ada tdk berdinding
• Inti sel merupakan peralihan antara
prokariot dan eukariot (eukariot yang
primitif)
• Jumlah spesies +/- 2100
Klasifikasi
Ada 2 kelas:
• Desmophyceae
• memiliki flagel yang keluar dari
ujung anterior (apical, subapical)
• Motil
• Memiliki 1 ordo : Prorocentrales
Memiliki dinding sel yang tebal,
tersusun atas dua belahan (theca)
Berbentuk speris, oval, atau tetes air
mata (teardrops)
Terdapat di air tawar, payau, laut
Contoh genus Prorocentrum
• Dinophyceae
flagelnya keluar dari posisi ventral.
Satu flagel terletak pada bagian
sulcul, yg lainnya pada bag
cingulum
Memiliki anggota lebih banyak
Salah satu flagella terdpat pd bag
transversal, yg lainnya pd bag
longitudinal
Memiliki 6 ordo:
4. Dinophysiales
5. Gymnodiniales
6. Noctilucales
7. Peridiniales
8. Gonyaulucales
9. Pyrocystales
• Ordo Dinophysiales
Bersifat motil
Hidupnya soliter
Memiliki dinding sel
Berbentuk pipih lateral
Mempunyai tutup cingulum pada
bagian ujung anterior
Epitheca pendek
Menghasilkan toksin
Contoh genus Dinophysis,
• Ordo Gymnodiniales
Sel motil
Tidak memiliki dinding sel
Berbentuk oval
Memliki girdle berbtk spiral
Kosmopolitan
Beberapa diantaranya holozik
Tidak menghasilkan toksin
Contoh genus Gymnodinium,
Amphidinium
• Ordo Noctilucales
Berukuran besar (makroplankton)
sampai 2 mm berbentuk bola
Tidak berdinding sel
Menghasilkan cahaya
bioluminescent
Memiliki vacuola besar berperan sbg
pelampung
Pada umumnya holozoik, hidup di air
Laut
Memiliki tentakel panjang
Tidak menghslkan toksin
• Ordo Peridiniales
Berdinding sel tidak dapat berubah-ubah
Motil
Holozoik, sebagian besar hidup di laut
Beberapa spesies memiliki tanduk
Contoh genus Peridinium
• Ordo Gonyaulacales
Memiliki dinding yang keras
Menghasilkan cahaya
Kosmopolitan
Epitecha membentuk sebuah tanduk,
hipotheca membentuk dua atau tiga
tanduk
Mengalami cyclomorfosis
Sebagian besar holofitik
Contoh genus Ceratium, Gonyaulax
• Ordo Pyrocystales
Memiliki bentuk speris, bulan sabit
Menghasilkan cahaya
Pada umumnya holofitik
Dinding sel tebal tersusun atas dua
lapis (atas sporopellenin, bawah
selulosa)
Contoh genus Pyrocystis
REPRODUKSI
Bioluminescens
Noctiluca is not
photosynthetic. It preys
upon phytoplankton, and
sometimes other
microscopic organisms. This
cell contains several
separate food vacuoles
(arrows), each containing a
different diatom colony. The
genera Thalassiosira and
PERANAN
• (+) Produsen primer no 2 di laut
• (+) Makanan ikan
• (-) Jika terjadi red tide
• (-) Kompetitor bagi ikan dalam
memperoleh fitoplankton dan
oksigen (???)
often photosynthetic protists, commonly regarded as "algae" (Division
Dinoflagellata). They are characterized by a transverse flagellum that encircles
the body (often in a groove known as the cingulum) and a longitudinal flagellum
oriented perpendicular to the transverse flagellum. This imparts a distinctive spiral
to their swimming motion. Both flagella are inserted at the same point in the cell
wall, by convention defining the ventral surface. This point is usually slightly
depressed, and is termed the sulcus. In heterotrophic dinoflagellates (ones that
eat other organisms), this is the point where a conical feeding structure, the
peduncle, is projected in order to consume food.
Dinoflagellates possess a unique nuclear structure at some stage of their life
cycle - a dinokaryotic nucleus (as opposed to eukaryotic or prokaryotic), in which
the chromosomes are perminently condensed. The cell wall of many
dinoflagellates is divided into plates of cellulose ("armor") within amphiesmal
vesicles, known as a theca. These plates form a distinctive geometry/topology
known as tabulation, which is the main means for classification.
Both heterotrophic (eat other organisms) and autotrophic (photosynthetic)
dinoflagellates are known. Some are both. They form a significant part of primary
planktonic production in both oceans and lakes. Most dinoflagellates go through
moderately complex life cycles involving several steps, both sexual and asexual,
motile and non-motile. Some species form cysts composed of sporopollenin (an
organic polymer), and preserve as fossils. Often the tabulation of the cell wall is
somehow expressed in the shape and/or ornamentation of the cyst.