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Common algae plants include kelp, wakame, staghorn, foxtail algae, hijikia, etc.
Kelp is a large perennial edible algae, and the spore of the plant is relatively large and has a flat band. It is divided into three parts: blade, shank and retainer, and the retainer is pseudoroot-shaped. The leaves are composed of epidermis, cortex, and medullary tissues, and the lower part of the leaves has sporangia.
Kelp is a nutritious and important marine resource.
Wakame belongs to the phylum Brown Algae, Brown Algae, Laminaria Order, Pterophytae, and Wakame is an annual plant of seaweeds. Because the leaf edge of wakame is pinnate lobes, the leaves are thinner than kelp, and the shape is like a banana leaf fan, which also resembles a wakame, so it is named wakame. Wakame is a temperate seaweed that can tolerate higher water temperatures.
Staghorn is an algae plantRock cabbage is a perennial herb that is a common seaweed. Staghorn is often grown in high mountain snow, it is not afraid of severe cold, does not rot and spoils, and has high nutritional value.
Foxtail is a perennial stout submerged herb in the family Foxtail in the family Dioceae. Foxtail algae is suitable for indoor water greening and is a good material for decorating glass containers. If cultivated in an aquarium, it can be used as a medium ground or background grass.
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Algae plants: Algae contain chlorophyll or other photosynthetic pigments and live independently. It is divided into 6 phyla according to the morphology of the plant body, the composition of the cell wall, the morphology of the pigment body, the type of main pigment, the mode of reproduction, and the storage substance.
The most common algae plants are:
Chlorella, Algae, sponges, etc. Algae plants:
Freshwater algae: Chlamydomonas, sponges.
Marine algae: kelp, seaweed, wakame, sargassum.
Bryophytes: Mud: Cucurbita moss, Ground Money.
Aquatic: Moss.
Epiphytic: Hanging moss.
Shi Sheng: Black moss.
In addition to this, there is wall moss.
Ferns: Kidney fern, curly cypress, Guanzhong, Manjianghong, Jiangnan star fern, viviparous dog spine.
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Algae plants are primitive and ancient lower plants, these plants are characterized by simple structure, no differentiation of roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits and other organs, but they contain chlorophyll and can carry out photosynthesis.
Algae plants are divided into cyanobacteria, green algae, euglena, rotalgae, etc., and the more common algae plants are kelp, red algae, dinoflagellates, yellow algae, diatoms, hijiki, euglena algae, cyanobacteria, green algae, brown algae, staghorn, golden algae, sea latel, wakame and so on.
Green algae. Chlorella is an algae plant of the phylum Chlorophyta, its cells are very similar to higher plants, both have a nucleus, mostly found on the surface of fresh water or stagnant water, and have more chlorophyll content.
Kelp. Kelp is an edible algae plant that is long and flat, brownish-green in color, about 1-3 meters in length, and mostly grows on rocks by the sea or is raised in captivity.
Wakame. Wakame is an algae plant of the phylum Brown Algae, the whole is brown leathery, the length of the plant varies from 1-2 meters, there are obvious protrusions in the middle, there are pinnate lobes on both sides, and it grows in the zone of 1-4 meters below the low tide line.
Euglena algae. Euglena is a single-celled plant that is a long-spindled or cylindrical plant with a flagella at the front end, which mostly grows on the surface of wet soil.
Hijiki. Hijiki is an algae plant of the phylum Brown Algae, also known as staghorn tip, sea vegetable sprouts, etc., the shape of the plant is different, the change is large, can be up to a meter, and most of them grow on the rocks in the low tide zone.
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Algae are primitive and ancient lower plants. This type of plant is characterized by a simple structure, and organs such as roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and fruits are not differentiated, but they contain chlorophyll, so they can carry out photosynthesis. Algae are divided into Cyanobacteria, Chlorophyta, Euglena, Rotophyta, etc.
The more common algae are kelp, red algae, dinoflagellates, yellow algae, diatoms, hijiki, euglena, cyanobacteria, green algae, brown algae, carrageenan, golden algae, wakame, etc. Current locationChlorella is an algae plant of the phylum Chlorophyta. Its cells are very similar to those of higher plants.
They all have nuclei, are mostly found on freshwater or stagnant water surfaces, and contain more chlorophyll.
Green algae. Kelp is an edible algae plant that is long, flattened, brownish-green, and about 1-3 meters long. It mostly grows on rocks by the sea or is bred in captivity.
Kelp. Wakame is an algae plant of the phylum Brown Algae. The whole plant is brown and tough. The plant is 1-2m long, with a distinct protrusion in the middle and pinnate lobes on both sides. It grows mainly in areas 1-4 meters below the low tide line.
Wakame. Euglena belongs to the phylum Euglena. It is a single-celled plant, long spindle or cylindrical, with flagella at the tip, which mostly grows on moist soil surfaces.
Euglena algae. Hijiki is an algae plant that is used in brown algae, also known as staghorns, seaweed sprouts, etc. It has a variety of plant forms and can be up to a meter long. It grows mostly on rocks in the low tide zone of Henpin.
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Kelp is neither a red algae nor a green algae. Kelp belongs to brown algae.
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Manjianghong is a fern-algae symbiont, and there is no definite conclusion as to whether it belongs to algae or ferns, but it is more likely that Manjianghong belongs to ferns. A systematic study of its classification is ongoing.