In this article we will discuss about the classification of ulotrichales. Family Ulotrichaceae: Plants are filamentous: Filaments are with or without an attaching base; typically unbranched, composed of cylindrical uniseriate cells with thin to gelatinous walls. Cells possess lateral plate-like or band-like chromatophores with or without pyrenoids. Asexual reproduction is by bi- and quadriflagellate zoospores, […]
Classification of Ulotrichales | Algae
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The following points highlight the three families under which chlorellaceae has been classified. The families are:- 1. Chlorellaceae 2. Coelastraceae 3. Hydrodictyaceae. Family # 1. Chlorellaceae: This family includes the unicellular non-motile genus Chlorella which is a tool of many physiological experiments. It reproduces by the development of non-motile spores. Genus Chlorella: This unicellular alga […]
Classification of Ulvales | Algae
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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. […]
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