Question:
what are biflagellate zoospores in phaeophyceae?
Answer:
Zoospores are motile spores found in algae. They are motile as they possess flagella for locomotion. In members of Phaeophyceae, the number of flagella in the zoospores are two. Hence, they are called biflagellate zoospores.
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