Biology, asked by mpeersab786, 1 year ago

Photosynthetic pigment of rhodophyceae(red algae) are

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Answered by satadal63

It's chlorophyll-a , d.
Other pigment in rhodophyceae is phycoerythrin for which it is red.

Answered by Anonymous

✌️✌️hey mate here is the answer....

✨Photosynthetic pigment of rhodophyceae (red algae) are:

➡️Chlorophyll-a

➡️Chlorophyll-d

➡️r-phcoerythrin

➡️r-phycocyanin

thanks...

nice to help you ✌️✌️

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