Question

Name a unicellular non-motile algae.​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Green algae include many single-celled, motile organisms. Others are non-motile, and some (called seaweeds) are truly multicellular.

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Answer 2

A unicellular non-motile algae is  chlorophycea.

Explanation:

• Unicellular algae are found growing in marshy area. They are plant-like autotrophs and also produce their own food.

• They also contain contain chlorophyll pigment and hence green in colour.

• Both multicellular and unicellular species are found in such algae cases.

• The blue green algae, "Euglenophyta", flagellated, mostly "unicellular algae" that occur often in freshwater.

• Chlorophyta (green algae), mostly unicellular algae found in freshwater. The chlorophyta is considered is to be rich in protein and are used for supplements.

To know more:

Example of unicellular non motile thallus in algae is chlorella yes or no