give the general characters of algae with two example
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General characters of algae
Ø Thalloid plant body
Ø In Eichler’s system of classification, algae are placed in theDivision Thallophyta along with Fungi and Lichens.
Ø Algae are autotrophs (synthesize food using light energy)
Ø Algae differ from fungi in:
⊕. Presence of photosynthetic pigment – chlorophyll
⊕. Mode of nutrition (autotrophs)
Ø Majority of algae are in aquatic habitat (fresh water or marine), some algae are terrestrial also
Ø Algae are present in all parts of the world including Arctic and Antarctic regions (universal occurrence)
Ø Sex organs are unicellular or multicellular
Ø Thalloid plant body
Ø In Eichler’s system of classification, algae are placed in theDivision Thallophyta along with Fungi and Lichens.
Ø Algae are autotrophs (synthesize food using light energy)
Ø Algae differ from fungi in:
⊕. Presence of photosynthetic pigment – chlorophyll
⊕. Mode of nutrition (autotrophs)
Ø Majority of algae are in aquatic habitat (fresh water or marine), some algae are terrestrial also
Ø Algae are present in all parts of the world including Arctic and Antarctic regions (universal occurrence)
Ø Sex organs are unicellular or multicellular
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GENERAL CHARACTERS OF ALGAE : -
> If jacket cells are present, they have different origin
> There is a progressive complexity in the reproduction of different algal groups
> Embryos is not formed after zygote formation
> Show distinct alternation of generation
> Cellular organization may be prokaryotic or eukaryotic .
Example : Spirogyra and Macrocystis pyrifera
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GENERAL CHARACTERS OF ALGAE : -
> If jacket cells are present, they have different origin
> There is a progressive complexity in the reproduction of different algal groups
> Embryos is not formed after zygote formation
> Show distinct alternation of generation
> Cellular organization may be prokaryotic or eukaryotic .
Example : Spirogyra and Macrocystis pyrifera
HOPE IT HELPS
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