Green algae has its own tissues that are responsible in producing its own water while plants have different connecting tissues that can transport nutrients or water in all its areas. Plants also have some key features that algae donâ??t have like stems and roots.
Depends what you mean, but the green is chlorophyll and it is needed by all plants except parasites. Even heavily coloured leaves contain plenty of chlorophyll - only completely white plants are devoid of it.
The difference is that plants make their own food while others don't make their own food.
Green plants reflect green light, non green plants reflect a different color making them red or whatever color they are.
By having photon receptive pigments aside from chlorophyll and aside from green. Google carotenoids.
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Saprophytic fungi
yes
Non green plants is a term used in the past to describe fungi. Before the Whittaker 5 - kingdom system (1969), There were 4 kingdoms used in classification; bacteria, protists, plants and animals. Fungi were grouped in with plants, but because they lacked chlorophyll, they were referred to as non green plants. Today they are a separate kingdom under Domain Eukarya.
Yes. All cellular structures (so all plants) must have a cell wall.
Non-flowering plants include: conifers and other gymnosperms ferns clubmosses hornworts liverworts mosses green algae
mashrooms or all types of fungi are non green plants
no non green plants dont photosynthesize only green plants do i havent figured out which types dont
theoretically green plants contain every color except green, so non green plants in our eyes only contain the color green
no they are non-green
Yes they are non-green plantsAdditional answerHey, no. There are plenty of green algae!
Non green plants get their food from decayed food
plants
Non green plants dont have a digestive system because they only suck the water out of the soil through the roots.
Saprophytic fungi
yes
Its something to do with glycolosis.
By Decaying matter