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Although we have put the chlamydomonas and chlorella in protista then why do we study them in algae under plant kingdom?

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Prior to 5 kingdom classification, Chlamydomonas and Chlorella were placed in kingdom plantae under Algae because both of them were having cell wall and chloroplast. But later on according to 5 kingdom, R.H Whittaker placed them in separate kingdom Protista which consist of unicellular eukaryotic organisms as they are mobile (through use of whip-like organelles called flagella).
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