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similarities to green land plants
use chlorophyll A & B for photosyntheses; cell walls of cellulose and pectin; store food as starch
characteristics of colonial organisms
specialization of cells, division of labor, communication between the cells
head and tail end
polarity
chara algae are called this b/c they acquire a layer of calcium carbonate.
stone warts
Spirogyra. circular areas on the chloroplasts where starch is manufactured
pryenoids