In brown algae, brown colour is due to presence of

Laminaria is a

The cell wall of Phaeophyceae is composed of:

Laminarin and manitol of class-Phaeophyceae (brown algae) are

In comparition to angiosperm, which one of the following algae exhibits haplo-diplontic life cycle

An example of a large, kelp-forming member of Phaeophyceae is:

The members of brown algae (class-Phaeophyceae) have gelatinous coating outside the, cellulosic cell wall called

Holdfast, stipe and frond constitutes the plant body in case of

Fucoxanthin, a prominent pigment in Phaeophyceae, masks other pigments. Under which light conditions would chlorophyll a's fluorescence be MOST readily observable in these algae?

The complex life cycle of Laminaria involves an alternation of generations. Which statement accurately describes the dominant phase and its ploidy?

The members of brown algae have