These organisms store their carbohydrates as Floridean starch and are associated with the protein phycoerythrin.
These organisms store their carbohydrates as Floridean starch and are associated with the protein phycoerythrin. This division or phylum is where chlorophyll d was first discovered. Some of these organisms are able to carry on photosynthesis almost one hundred meters under water, and some of them deposit limestone which strengthens coral reefs. Examples include dulse and Irish moss. Name this group that is similar to Chlorophyta but generally of a different color.
These organisms store their carbohydrates as Floridean starch and are associated with the protein phycoerythrin.
Red Algae (or Rhodophyta, prompt Algae)