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Compare green algae and red algae

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Answered by parul5880
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Green algae

  • Mostly fresh water and subaerial.
  • Unicellular species abundant.
  • Thylakoids are stacked in groups of 2-20.
  • Chlorophyll a and b type.
  • Fucoxanthin is absent.
  • Phycobilins absent.
  • Reserve food is starch.
  • Present; flagella 2 to 8 apical and equal.
  • Cell wall is of cellulose

Red algae

  • Mostly marine
  • Unicellular species fewer.
  • Chlorophyll a and d type.
  • Fucoxanthin may be present.
  • Phycobilins present.
  • Reserve food is floridean starch
  • Motile stages are absent.
  • Cell wall contains cellulose and sulphated phycocolloids
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