In this article we will discuss about the classification of erythro trichiaceae. Family Erythro Trichiaceae: Algae belonging to this family possess filamentous branched, un-branched to thalloid plant body. Reproduction is by the development of large and small spores produced by the division of vegetative cells of the plant body. Genus Compsopogon of Erythro Trichiaceae: Compsopogon […]
Classification of Erythro Trichiaceae | Algae
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The following points highlight the two families under which ceramiales has been classified. The families are: 1. Ceramiaceae 2. Rhodomelaceae. Family # 1. Ceramiaceae: Plants are usually bushy; branches usually terete, in some genera uniseriate, in others corticated; growth from the tip producing an axial row of cells, true colourless hairs often present, also hyaline […]
Classification of Rhodophyta | Algae
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In this article we will discuss about the classification of rhodophyta. The presently accepted classification of the Rhodophyta having the single class Rhodophyceae is the system first devised by Schmitz (1883) and refined through years of painstaking work by Kylin (1932) and others to a form finally adopted and presented by Kylin in his monograph […]
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