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Which among the following is applicable to the members of Phaeophyceae?

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Pigments of chlorophyll a and b; stored food starch, cell wall of cellulose and pectin

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Pigments chlorophyll a and c; stored food mannitol and laminarin, cell wall of cellulose and algin

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Pigments chlorophyll a and d, stored food floridean starch, cell wall of cellulose, pectin and polysulphate esters

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Pigments chlorophyll a and c; stored food floridean starch, cell wall of cellulose and chitin

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The correct option is B
Pigments chlorophyll a and c; stored food mannitol and laminarin, cell wall of cellulose and algin

Brown algae contain the Pigments chlorophyll a and c; the reserve food material is mannitol and laminarin and the cell wall is made up of cellulose and algin.

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