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Standard VIII

Biology

Light absorbing pigments

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Mitochondria are non-existent in –
(a) Red algae
(b) Green algae
(c) Blue green algae
(d) Brown alga

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Dear Student!
The answer to your question is blue green algae, blue green algae are also known as cyanobacteria and it belongs to the category of bacteria which lacks cell organelles..

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Mitochondria are non-existent in –(a) Red algae(b) Green algae(c) Blue green algae(d) Brown alga

Dear Student!The answer to your question is blue green algae, blue green algae are also known as cyanobacteria and it belongs to the category of bacteria which lacks cell organelles..

Mitochondria are non-existent in –
(a) Red algae
(b) Green algae
(c) Blue green algae
(d) Brown alga

Dear Student!
The answer to your question is blue green algae, blue green algae are also known as cyanobacteria and it belongs to the category of bacteria which lacks cell organelles..