chlorella and chlamydomonas are included in kingdom protista or plantae?
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chlamydomonas and chlorella are unicellular and eukaryotic and kingdom plantae includes only multicellular photoautotrophs. In five-kingdom classification, unicellular green algae are in kingdom Plantae, but Euglena and Chlamydomonas are in kingdom Protista.
isnam52:
my question is that why we study chlorella under this category?
I hope you are getting my question
chlorella is a producer so its taken under that category
well I have studied the same thing from the Google
but thanx for trying at least
this i have studied from my book
and u prefer google so why brainly
u can ask ur questions to google right
yes I can definitely but there is something called an explanation which certainly google can provide an well but not in the way I want
and it wasn't I who came back to brainy it was SARAH!
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They belong to Kingdom Plantae
They are unicellular algae
Hope it helps you
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