Floridean starch is found in
(a) chlorophyceae (b) rhodophyceae
(c) myxophyceae (d) cyanophyceae
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Option (b) is the right answer
Floridian starch is found in rhodophyceae .
- It's a kind of storage system mostly found in red algae,i.e, rhodophytes .
- Floridian starch is stored outside the chloroplast by rhodophyceae in a form of cap over a bulging pyrenoid.
- It's the vital source of carbohydrate product used for storage purpose in floridian starch.
- This kind of starch is found mostly in basin shaped grain cells.
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