Biology, asked by ezekiel0730, 1 year ago

do you think shape of chloroplast is unique for algae. justify your answer?

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Answered by Sidyandex
41

No, there is no shape of chloroplast which should be maintained on regular basis. They are from bryophyte.

The choloraplst found in the algal and plants cells, and these cells produces energy for the photosynthesis.

The word chloroplast come from the Greek works Khloros which means “green” and the plastes means “formed”.

Answered by phillipinestest
10

The shape of the chloroplast is unique for algae as they are present in diverse shapes in different algae.

Explanation:

The shape of the chloroplast in chara is discoid shaped, in chlamydomonas is cup-shaped , in Ulothrix is Girdle shaped, in Spirogyra is spiral shaped and in Oedogonium is reticulate shaped.

In the Spirogyra there is ribbon-shaped chloroplast can be found. In the different types of algae, various types of chloroplast can be found.

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