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por charity watson 15 anos atrás

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charity watson multicellular algae (march 3, 2010)

Multicellular algae can be categorized into red, green, and brown algae, each with unique characteristics and habitats. Red algae thrive in deep ocean waters due to their ability to efficiently absorb light using chlorophyll a and phycobilins.

charity watson multicellular algae (march 3, 2010)

MULTICELLULAR ALGAE

Green Aglae

found in fresh and salt water
green algae have the same photosynthetic pigments and cell walls as plants

Brown Algae

live in cool, shallow, coastal waters of temperate or arctic areas
all multicellular
accessory pigment fucoxanthin

combination of fucoxanthin and chlorophyll c gives most brown algaea dark, yellow-brown color

contain chlorophyll a and c
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Red Algae

contain phycobilins

especially good at absorbing light, enabling red algae to live deeper in the ocean than many other photosynthetic algae

contain chlorophyll a
efficient in harvesting light energy
live at great depths in the ocean