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what is the number position of instation of flagella in rhodophyceae class of algae​

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Answered by bhumikamangela040420
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Answer:

Explanation:

  • In Rhodophyceae class of algae flagellation is absent
Answered by annasl
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Answer:

The position of flagella insertions in the Rhodophyceae algae family is-  Rhodophyceae do not have flagella.

Explanation:

  • Flagellate forms and stages are completely absent in the Rhodophyceae family (red algae).
  • Rhodophyceae members are sometimes referred to as red algae because they have a lot of the red pigment r-phycoerythrin in their bodies.
  • These spores contain uneven flagella that are directed laterally.
  • Red algae are a vast type of eukaryotic algae that belong to the Rhodophyceae family.
  • These are mostly found in aquatic environments.

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