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Difference between Algae and Fungi | Systematic Botany

The upcoming discussion will update you about the difference between algae and fungi. Difference # Algae: 1. Algae contain chlorophyll and, so are green in colour. 2. Algae can manufacture their own food. They are autophytes or autotrophic plants. 3. Algae can grow only in light, as that factor is indispensable for food-synthesis. 4. The plant bodies of algae are [...]

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Description of a Pea Plant (With Diagram)

In this article we will discuss about the description of pea plant with diagram. Pea plant (Fig. 220) is a common annual herb cultivated during the winter for the seeds. It is a weak plant and climbs with the help of tendrils. The roots are infected by nitrogen fixing bac­teria and they form characteristic nodules. Leaves are pinnately compound (imparipinnate), [...]

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Description of a Maize Plant (With Diagram)

Maize or Indian corn (Fig. 221) is a stout annual plant culti­vated for the grains during the rainy season. It forms a staple food in some parts of India. Roots are of fibrous adventitious type. Pri­mary root aborts after germination, and is replaced by fibrous adven­titious ones from the base of stem. Stems are stout, solid with distinct nodes and [...]

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