photosynthesis
they get food from the sun, so they make their own sugars
Desmids are sometimes given the name "microjewels" for their ability to assume a variety of highly symmetrical and generally attractive shapes.
because of the presence of chlorphyll!! im so dumb
Herbivore eats plants Carnivore eats meat Omnivore eats both
deer eats leaves from the tree.. i think deer eats leaves from the tree.. i think deer eats leaves from the tree.. i think
the role of the robin is of a secondary consumer
no
Most species of desmids need mucilage so they can move.
Closterium desmids, a type of green algal microorganism, can be consumed by various small aquatic organisms. Protozoa, such as ciliates and flagellates, often graze on these algae. Additionally, small invertebrates like water fleas (Daphnia) and certain larvae of aquatic insects may also feed on Closterium desmids as part of their diet. These interactions are part of the aquatic food web, contributing to nutrient cycling in freshwater ecosystems.
for their color
Desmids are a very colorful and different group of freshwater algae. They are microscopic flowerless plants. They do not have roots, stems, or leaves.
Marine
Their poly symmetric structure
ducks
Desmids are a division of green algae.
Desmids move by using extensions of their cell called pseudopods, which help them glide along surfaces or through water. These pseudopods are temporary projections that can be retracted and extended to change direction and move the desmid around.
They are found on the stratosphere of the atmosphere.
Desmids are sometimes given the name "microjewels" for their ability to assume a variety of highly symmetrical and generally attractive shapes.