Some species, including Noctiluca miliaris, are bioluminescent. Most of them are photoautotrophs, containing both brown xanth
Some species, including Noctiluca miliaris, are bioluminescent. Most of them are photoautotrophs, containing both brown xanthophyll pigment and chlorophyll, and they generally have a rigid cellulose cell wall covered with silica. FTP, identify this phylum of single-celled organisms, part of the kingdom Protoctista, which are often found in plankton and which typically use two long whiplike structures to move around.
Some species, including Noctiluca miliaris, are bioluminescent.
{Dinoflagellata} or {dinoflagellate}s