Exemplified by Pfiesteriaand Noctiluca, FTP identify these microorganisms whose blooms can cause red tides.
These organisms possess chromosomes that lack histones and are attached to the nuclear membrane. They contain membranes known as amphiesma, which in many species surrounds cellulose-containing thecae. Photosynthetic ones can form symbiotic zooxanthallae with marine invertebrates, while nonphotosynthetic ones may produce saxitoxin within shellfish. One of this organism's namesake structures is found in the cingulum and encircles the organism, providing a method for propulsion. Exemplified by Pfiesteriaand Noctiluca, FTP identify these microorganisms whose blooms can cause red tides.
These organisms possess chromosomes that lack histones and are attached to the nuclear membrane.
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