In this article we will discuss about the classification of ulvales. Family Ulvaceae: Plants are usually tubular or parenchymatous thalloid, capillary to broad, occasionally reduced to one or two rows of cells; attached or becoming free-floating; one or two cells in thickness. Cells possess one or two large lateral chromatophores with pyrenoids and single nucleus. […]
Classification of Ulvales | Algae
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Classification of Cladophorales | Algae
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In this article we will discuss about the classification of cladophorales. Family Cladophoraceae: This family contains many fresh-water forms. Some of the large genera, such as Cladophora, have both fresh-water and marine representatives, but there are several strictly marine genera. The plants are composed of multinucleate cells arranged in uniseriate fashion in simple or branched […]
Classification of Siphon Ales | Algae
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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 […]
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