2. International code of botanical nomenclature
certain suffixes
phyta-division
phyceae-class
phycideae-subclass
ales-order
inales-suborder
aceae-family
oideae-subfamily
Greekname fr genus
Latin name fr sps
3. Pigment constituents of the cell
Chemical nature of stored food materials
Kind,number,point of insertion and relative
length of flagella
Chemical composition of cell wall
Presence or absence in the nucleus of the cell
5. Fresh water forms
Simple thallus
Bluish green in color
Cells lack nucleus
Photo synthetic products are polysaccharide
and glycogen
Sexual reproduction is absent
Motile cells are not produced
6. Chlorophyacae (green algae)
Mostly fresh but few marine
Green colour
Presence of chlorophyy a and b
Xanthophylls an d caretonoids
Reserved food material is starch
7. Xanthophyceae
Yellow green colour due to excess
of xanthophylls
Fresh water,few marine
Pyrenoids are absent in
chromatophore
Oil is reserved food material
8. Marine and fresh water
Thallus is brown or orange
Ancessory pigment phycocrysin
Reserved food material is oil and leucosin
9. Fresh water and marine
Diverse colour(brown,red,olive green,bluish
green)
Starch is reserved food material
10. Unicellular and motile
Biflagellate and sculptured cell wall
Resered fod material is starch and fat
11. Bright green in colour
Excess of xanthophylls
Numerous discoid chromatophores
Reserved food material is fat
12. Unicellular an d motile
One or two flagella
Fresh wate or saline habitats
13. Mostly marine
Brown colour
Complicated and organised thalli
Common name sea weeds
Reserved food material is alcohol and
polysacchrides
14. Marine and fresh water
Colour red or dark red
Accesory pigmentsc-phycocyanin and r-
phycoerythin
Reserved food material is floridean starch.
15. Known as diatoms
Fresh water and marine
Diatomin as principle pigment
Yellow or golden brown in color
Cell wall partly silicified and partly pectose