brown algal embryo
An environmental system determined by an organism which is a brown alga between fertilisation and the differentiated juvenile thallus, attached to a hard marine substratum by self-secreted adhesive.
Source attestations
| Source | Label / path | Assertions | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| GOLD | Host-associated > Algae > Brown Algae > Embryo |
3 | ORGANISM |
Broader habitats
- environmental system determined by an organism
ENVO:01001000 - brown-alga-associated environment
habitatmech:GOLD.3e4ecbed63
Related terms
- embryo
UBERON:0000922
Also called
- Embryo
- Phaeophyceae embryo
Curation
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CONFIRM_UNGROUNDED
Confirmed UNGROUNDED: no ontology term fits this concept. UBERON:0000922 'embryo' kept as an xref. Life-stage review (#112): carried UBERON:0000922 'embryo' as a parent, reached by the ambiguous-leaf rule rather than the path — several GOLD paths end in the same leaf, so the ones that do not claim the term keep it as a parent. parent_habitats asserts the parent is BROADER, and a larva or embryo is a whole organism rather than a broader kind of place, so this is the same over-claim the identity cases had one level up. Kept as an xref (#99). Per the rule #114 settled: the whole host organism gets its own identity and an <X>-associated environment term; parts of a host ground to the anatomy term. (source concept habitatmech:GOLD.32330da5da)
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DEFINED
Defined as 'brown algal embryo' under ENVO:01001000 'environmental system determined by an organism'. Definition authored from the record's committed deep-research report under research/habitats/, read in full; the report's proposed sentence, genus and near-miss table are the evidence. No new research was commissioned. Labelled 'brown algal embryo' and not 'embryo' on the report's explicit instruction: the bare label must not be the definiendum, because in GOLD 'Embryo' is a reusable life-stage slot - the same thing MIxS models as host_life_stage - and two sibling nodes carry it under Red algae and under Fish. This is the #161 case where two records share a source label and are NOT the same concept: the differentia is already in the path, so each gets its own label and no shared-term mechanism is needed. Genus is ENVO:01001000 rather than the plant or animal branch because a brown alga is a stramenopile, neither plant nor animal; the report notes ENVO has no algae-associated environment class at all, which is the real gap here.