Question

difference between red algae and brown algae​

Answer 1

Answer:

red algae has phycoerytherin pigment whereas brown algae has phycoxathene RED ALGAE : 1.red algae are grouped under the class rhodophyceae 2. they contain floridean starch as stored food BROWN ALGAE: 1. brown algae are grouped under the class phaeophyceae 2.they contain mannitol or laminarin as stored food

Answer 2

Answer:

• In red algae chlorophyll a and chlorophyll d are present whereas in brown algae chlorophyll a and c are present.

• In red algae, Phycobilins are present whereas in brown algae phycobilins are absent.

• Red algae have reserved food material in the form of Floridian starch whereas in brown algae it is laminarin.

• Red algae are non-flagellated, and brown algae are flagellated.