HabitatMech

green-alga-associated environment

habitatmech:GOLD.184cc9e802 ·HOST_ASSOCIATED ·UNGROUNDED REVIEWED

A plant-associated environment which is determined by a green alga or by a part of a green alga. — HabitatMech

Source attestations

Each upstream vocabulary's own account of this habitat. Assertion counts are per-source units and are not comparable across sources — GOLD counts organisms, BacDive strains, PREGO taxa.

What each upstream vocabulary says about this habitat
SourceLabel / pathAssertionsUnit
GOLD Host-associated > Algae > Green algae
3 GOLD ecosystem node ids share this path; first shown. See data/raw/gold_ecosystem_paths.tsv.
108 ORGANISM

Broader habitats

Related terms

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Curation

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  1. CONFIRM_UNGROUNDED 2026-08-16 · claude-opus-5

    Confirmed UNGROUNDED: no ontology term fits this concept. FOODON:03412502 'green algae' kept as an xref. Non-habitat screen (#12): grounded EXACT to FOODON:03412502 'green algae', which FOODON uses for the TAXON — red algae is defined there as 'one of the oldest groups of eukaryotic algae, and one of the largest phyla' — not for a habitat. An organism group is not a place, and the GOLD path says host-associated, so the concept is the environment the alga provides. Same family as the sponge, nematode and reptile requests. The FOODON term is kept as an xref (#99), which records what the label matched without asserting the record is a phylum. (source concept habitatmech:GOLD.184cc9e802)

  2. DEFINED 2026-08-22 · codex-gpt-5

    Defined as 'green-alga-associated environment' under ENVO:01001001 'plant-associated environment'. Definition curated from the committed deep-research report. Green algae are Viridiplantae, so plant-associated environment is the tightest existing ontology parent even though algae as a whole are polyphyletic; the GOLD hierarchy separately preserves alga-associated environment as the immediate HabitatMech parent, and the FOODON taxon term remains an xref.

Provenance

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