write down tne reproductive organ of chara
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Chara reproduces vegetatively and sexually. Vegetative reproductiontakes place by tubers, amylum stars and secondary protonema
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Chara reproduces vegetatively and sexually. Vegetative reproductiontakes place by tubers, amylum stars and secondary protonema
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what is chara
Chara is a fresh water, green alga found submerged in shallow water ponds, tanks, lakes and slow running water. C. baltica is found growing is brackish water and C. fragilis is found in hot springs. Chara is found mostly in hard fresh water, rich in organic matter, calcium and deficient in oxygen. Chara plants are often encrusted with calcium carbonate and hence are commonly called stone wort.
parts of chara
Rhizoids:
The rhizoids are white, thread like, multicellular, uniseriate and branched structures. The rhizoids arise from rhizoidal plates which are formed at the base of main axis or from peripheral cells of lower nodes. The rhizoids are characterized by presence of oblique septa
what is chara
Chara is a fresh water, green alga found submerged in shallow water ponds, tanks, lakes and slow running water. C. baltica is found growing is brackish water and C. fragilis is found in hot springs. Chara is found mostly in hard fresh water, rich in organic matter, calcium and deficient in oxygen. Chara plants are often encrusted with calcium carbonate and hence are commonly called stone wort.
parts of chara
Rhizoids:
The rhizoids are white, thread like, multicellular, uniseriate and branched structures. The rhizoids arise from rhizoidal plates which are formed at the base of main axis or from peripheral cells of lower nodes. The rhizoids are characterized by presence of oblique septa
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