Algae eater (2945 bytes)
2: <tr><th align="center" bgcolor=pink>'''algae eaters'''</th></tr>
28: ...sing a sucker-like mouth, and feed primarily on [[algae]].
30: ...sometimes kept in [[aquarium|aquaria]] to control algae. It can range up to 28 cm in length, but aquariu...
32: ...'' (''Gyrinocheilus pennocki'') and the '''Borneo Algae Eater''' (''Gyrinocheilus pustulosus'').
34: ...he only fish that will also graze on 'Black Brush Algae,' which are freshwater Rhodophyta, or [[Red alga]...

Phycology (875 bytes)
1: ...bdiscipline of [[botany]], is the study of [[alga|algae]].
2: ...ge size (for example, seaweeds such as [[kelp]]). Algae are important as [[primary production|primary pro...
3: ...rokaryote|prokaryotic]] forms known as blue-green algae or [[cyanobacteria]].
9: [[Category:Algae]]

Phycoerythrin (743 bytes)
1: ...ue-green]], and [[crytomonad algae|crytomonad]] [[algae]].
5: In algae, phycoerythrin is an accessory pigment to the mai...

Phycobilin (433 bytes)
1: ... of up to 260 meters, but then so do some [[green algae]].

Rhizochromulina (523 bytes)
1: ... zoospores which are similar to flagellate golden algae in form.

Alginite (203 bytes)
1: ...type of [[kerogen]]. It is made from decomposed [[algae]] and other [[plant]] material. Alginite is also ...
4: [[Category:Algae]]

Mucilage (716 bytes)
2: ... algae]] and [[cyanobacteria]]. Amongst the green algae especially the group [[Volvocales]] are known to ...
4: ...]]s. Therefore exoplysaccharide-producing "[[soil algae]]" play a vital role in the ecology of the world'...

Brown alga (1091 bytes)
1: {{Taxobox_begin | color = khaki | name = Brown algae}}
15: ...brown algae''' are a large group of multicellular algae, including various sorts of [[seaweed]]. Their d...
18: [[Category:Algae]]

Charales (1187 bytes)
16: ... and have the most complex structure of all green algae.
17: [[Category:Green algae]]

Ectocarpene (413 bytes)
2: ...cent and can be sensed by humans when millions of algae [[gametes]] swarm the sea water and the females s...

Chlorophyta (876 bytes)
12: ...omprises most of what are commonly called [[green algae]] and includes most members of the grade of putat...
16: Lewis, L.A, McCourt, R.M. (2004) Green algae and the origin of land plants. ''AMERICAN JOURNAL...

Haptophyte (970 bytes)
1: ...y to those of the [[heterokont]]s, such as golden algae, but the structure of the rest of the cell is dif...
5: [[Category:Algae]]

Charophyta (1031 bytes)
16: The '''Charophyta''' are a division of [[green algae]], including the closest relatives of the [[embry...
19: Lewis, L.A, McCourt, R.M. (2004) Green algae and the origin of land plants. ''AMERICAN JOURNAL...
20: [[Category:Green algae]]

Coenobia (505 bytes)
6: [[Category:Green algae]]

Limiting nutrient (587 bytes)
5: smaller quantities than needed for algae to
8: of algae stops expanding. If more of the limiting

Zygnematales (1881 bytes)
15: ... higher plants than they are to most of the other algae.
17: [[Category:Green algae]]

Plastid (2804 bytes)
11: ...hromoplast are plant-specific and do not occur in algae. Algal plastids may also differ from plant plasti...
13: ...but - only in plants and in closely related green algae - contain stroma and grana [[thylakoid]]s. The gl...
15: ... yet clear whether they derived from red or green algae.
17: ...inoflagellates]]. The [[dinoflagellates]] take up algae as food. They keep the plastid of the digested al...

Glaucophyte (1476 bytes)
8: [[Category:Algae]]

Ulvophyceae (1315 bytes)
22: Lewis, L.A, McCourt, R.M. (2004) Green algae and the origin of land plants. ''AMERICAN JOURNAL...
23: [[Category:Green algae]]

Chlorophyceae (1453 bytes)
25: ...yceae is sometimes used to apply to all the green algae except the [[Charales]], and the internal divisio...
27: [[Category:Green algae]]

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