Biology, asked by seemanjalirana, 2 months ago

give an account of crysophytes​

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Answered by meltingheart
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Chrysophytes are a group of algae commonly found in lakes. They are sometimes referred to as golden-brown algae due to their coloration from specific photosynthetic pigments. They are often unicellular and have a flagellum, allowing them to be mobile in the water. There are over 1,000 known species of chrysophytes.

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