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Classification of Vegetative Organizations of Phaeophyceae

The various vegetative organizations of Phaeophyceae may be classified in the following groups. No member is unicellular, colonial or unbranched filament. The simplest member is heterotrichous filament, which shows the highest organization in Chlorophyceae is the lowest organization in Phaeophyceae. Image Curtsey: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ab/Durvillaea_antarctica_5220.jpg Ectocarpoid: In Ectocarpus the thallus is profusely branched and the cells are joined end to [...]

By |2015-08-27T18:45:20+00:00August 29, 2013|Biology|Comments Off on Classification of Vegetative Organizations of Phaeophyceae
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Important Orders in the Phaeophyceae class as formulated by Dr. F.E. Fritsch | Biology

Important orders in the Phaeophyceae class as formulated by Dr. F.E. Fritsch are as follows: According to Dr. F.E. Fritsch, there are nine orders in this class: 1. Ectocarpales, 2. Tilopteridales 3. Cutleriales, 4. Sporochnales, 5. Desmarestiales, 6. Laminariales 7. Sphacelariales, 8. Dictyotales, 9. Fucales. Image Curtsey: http://www.tangutcorp.com/upload/ingredient/21/photo/4d6f16b7e0293.jpg […]

By |2015-08-27T18:45:32+00:00August 29, 2013|Phaeophyceae|Comments Off on Important Orders in the Phaeophyceae class as formulated by Dr. F.E. Fritsch | Biology
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