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What is Ulva and Chara?
Ulva is a genus of green seaweed commonly known as sea lettuce, found in marine environments. Chara is a genus of green algae known as stoneworts, typically found in freshwater habitats like lakes and ponds. Both are photosynthetic organisms that play important roles in aquatic ecosystems.
What is the show with kukai and utau called?
Shugo chara Shugo chara Doki Shugo chara Party
Will there be a sequel to the book Shugo Chara?
Yes it is called Shugo Chara Encore!
Will there be a third Shugo Chara?
There's a already is a third season of Shugo Chara. It's called Shugo Chara Party. Which already ended.
Is there a second season of shugo chara?
The second season is called Shugo Chara Doki There is also a third season called Shugo Chara Party you can watch all of them here: http://www.crunchyroll.com/library/Shugo_Chara
Is there a manga on the second season of shugo chara?
I think so.....if so then it is called Shugo Chara! Encore.
What is shugo chara's singing group name?
if your talking about the newer group it called shugo chara egg.
Is there a fourth season of Shugo Chara?
There is gonna be a 4th Season of Shugo Chara called: [Shugo Chara Encore] Its gonna be out soon but for now, only the comics are out :)
What is season 2 and season 3 and season 4 called of Shugo Chara and where can you read it?
season 2:shugo chara donkseason 3:shugo chara party
What comes after Shugo Chara party?
shugo chara encore! comes after shugo chara party!
Are there any new shugo chara episodes will come?
Yes there will be more Shugo Chara episodes, it is a on going series. There is a season two called Shugo Chara Doki by the way.
How do we know that stoneworts are close relatives of plants?
Stoneworts, belonging to the group Charophyta, are considered close relatives of plants due to several shared characteristics. They possess similar features such as the structure of their chloroplasts, the presence of cellulose in their cell walls, and the way they store energy as starch. Molecular studies, particularly phylogenetic analyses of DNA sequences, further support their evolutionary relationship, indicating that stoneworts and land plants share a common ancestor. These connections highlight the transitional role of stoneworts in the evolution of terrestrial plants.
