Biology, asked by reetachaurasia, 8 months ago

Why is chlamydomonas is green in colour ?​

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Answered by OMJSR
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Answer:

chlamydomonas are algae

algae are photosynthetic microorganisms due to which there is presence of chlorophyll in it

as chlorophyll is green in colour the chlamydomonas will also be green

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Answered by tyagipalak442
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Hey mate
Here’s ur answer
=This is so bcoz it contains chlorophyll

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