Question

chlamydomonas is microscopic wheareas sargassum is macroscopic both are algae. which charecter of these plants include them in one group?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Chlamydomonas and sargasam may vary a lot in their size but they share a lot of things in common like :

1. Both of them have thalloid body for which they could be placed in the same group of plant Kingdom

2. both of them lack vascular bundle

3. and nor does any of them have root like stem like or leaf like structures as in bryophytes

4. none of them produce fruits or seeds

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Answer 2

Answer:

Now chlamydomonas is grouped under protista kingdom.

but for studying purposes we take chlamydomonas under algae

chlamydomonas-- chlorophyceae(green)

saragassum-------phaeophyceae(brown)

****they both contains chlorophyll pigment as chlorophyll a, b  and chlorophyll a, c respectively.

hence they are grouped together in algae.

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