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What is Chara in botany?


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Botany: The branch of science deals with plants' studying structures, properties, and biochemical processes.

Chara:

  1. Chara is a green alga that belongs to the family of Characeae.
  2. It is multicellular and they resemble plants having leaf-like structures.
  3. It is a non-flowering plant.
  4. It has male (globule) and female (nucule) sex organs that fuse to form a diploid nucleus.
  5. This diploid nucleus undergoes division to form haploid nuclei and a Chara plant.
  6. It forms an important part of the aquatic ecosystem by stabilizing sediments at the bottom of the water body and providing food for the bottom-dwelling fishes.

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