In this article we will discuss about the classification of siphon ales. Family Caulerpaceae: Plants are coenocytic, branched, slenderly filamentous, or quite large and then differentiated into rhizoidal, stoloniferous and erect portions, the latter assuming a great variety of forms. The coenocyte has firm wall braced internally by a system of trabeculae. Reproduction is by […]
Classification of Siphon Ales | Algae
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In this article we will discuss about the classification of charales. Family Characeae: The Characeae &re cosmopolitan, occurring in all continents and in many isolated oceanic islands. The plants are aquatic or subaquatic in habit with elaborately developed plant body having rhizoidal prostrate portion and aerial portion differentiated into nodes and internodes. The aerial portion […]
Classification of Oedogoniales | Algae
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In this article we will discuss about the classification of oedogoniales. Family Oedogoniaceae: This family includes chiefly the fresh-water forms which prefer to grow in quieter situations and are often attached to submerged plant parts or any other object. The plant body may be of branched or un-branched filament. The distinguishing feature of the family […]
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