Why do spirogyras act as a filament?
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In some species of spirogyra , the cell develops
a thick wall around itself to protect itself from
the unfavourable condition .once The condition became favourable ,the akinete develop to form a filament .
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Spirogyra are free-floating green algae present in freshwater habitats such as ponds, lakes, etc. Spirogyra are commonly known as “water silk or pond silk”. They have a filamentous and unbranched vegetative structure. There are around 400 species of Spirogyra found. The genus Spirogyra is named after the unique spiral chloroplast present in the cells of algae.
Spirogyra are photosynthetic and contribute substantially to the total carbon dioxide fixation carried out. They increase the level of oxygen in their habitat. Many aquatic organisms feed on them.
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