10 Questions
What is the meaning of the word 'algae'?
Seaweed
What are the studies of algae called?
Phycology
What type of organisms are algae?
Thalloid (lacking roots, stems, or leaves)
Where can algae be found?
All of the above
What are terrestrial algae?
Algae growing on soils, logs, rocks
Algae are always multicellular organisms.
False
The word 'algae' is the plural of the ancient Latin word 'alga'.
True
The studies of algae are called phycology or algology.
True
Algae lack the complex tissues found in land plants such as xylem and phloem.
True
Algae can only be found in aquatic habitats.
False
Test your knowledge about Kingdom Protista and learn about the Phycophyta division, also known as algae. Explore the unique characteristics and studies of algae in this quiz.
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