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The members of Rhodophyceae algae are red in colour even though they have both chlorophyll a & d. This is due to the presence of a pigment called
The members of Rhodophyceae algae are red in colour even though they have both chlorophyll a & d. This is due to the presence of a pigment called
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The correct option is D Phycoerythrin
The members of Rhodophyceae algae have both chlorophyll a & d but they also contain the red colored pigment, phycoerythrin, which in turn causes red color to reflect back in the visible range when light shines on these algae.
Phycoerythrin
The members of Rhodophyceae algae have both chlorophyll a & d but they also contain the red colored pigment, phycoerythrin, which in turn causes red color to reflect back in the visible range when light shines on these algae.
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