chlorophyll and accessory pigments
One substance that allows algae to harvest and make use of the energy provided by the sunlight is chlorophyll. The other is accessory pigments.
Some algae have chloroplasts and chlorophyll and obtain their energy through photosynthesis while some algae like euglena are both heterotrophic (decompose dead organic matter) and autotrophic (use photosynthesis) and can also obtain energy likewise. Hope I helped.
Um...there are many bacteria species which can do that. Did you happen to ask which organell of the plants transforms sunlight energy into ATP and NADPH? - That would be the chloroplast.
algae
Usually, algae (AL jee) -- tiny plants. Algae can grow on surface of the water or on rocks and other stuff on the bottom. Sometimes it's not the water that's green, but the lake bottom or stream bottom. In shallow areas, sunlight reflects off the algae growing on the bottom and makes the water look green. High concentrations of copper can also make water look green.
One substance that allows algae to harvest and make use of the energy provided by the sunlight is chlorophyll. The other is accessory pigments.
One substance that allows algae to harvest and make use of the energy provided by the sunlight is chlorophyll. The other is accessory pigments.
chlorophyll and accessory pigments
Some algae have chloroplasts and chlorophyll and obtain their energy through photosynthesis while some algae like euglena are both heterotrophic (decompose dead organic matter) and autotrophic (use photosynthesis) and can also obtain energy likewise. Hope I helped.
yes of course
They Get it from sunlight.
sunlight
chloroplast
Most unicellular algae use the energy of sunlight to produce food.
Algae obtain their food from photosynthesis . They absorb sunlight that gets to them and with a couple different processes they turn the sunlight into light energy which is converted into chemical energy which helps to make energy ( ATP ).With the ATP they can transform carbon - di - oxide into glucose . Glucose is their food.
Yes the sun is where algae gets its energy.
one abiotic factor affecting the abundance and distribution of red algae (scientific name rhodophyta) is sunlight as red algae depends almost only on sunlight as it needs this to carry out photosynthesis to gain their energy. Without the required sunlight, red algae cannot perform photosynthesis, which means they won't have the energy they need and therefore will find it difficult to survive.