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Algae is classified in what kingdom?
Algea is classified into "Protista"(Protoctista) kingdom.
What kingdom are algea in?
Algae are classified in the Kingdom Protista. They are a diverse group of photosynthetic organisms that can be found in various aquatic environments.
What eats algea?
Tadpoles eat algea.
What is brown algea?
Algea that is deadly to all fish and marine life. If it is cooked, it makes a delicious meal for humans.
An example of a protist?
Algea
does lily eat algea?
NO
Shortest plant in the world?
ALGEA
What is a placostomas?
I believe that this is a Algea Eater
What does a water slug eat?
algea
How do you remove algea?
Scrub with bleach
Science words that start with P?
protist- a eukaryotic unicellular organism of the former kingdom protista. for example: protozoans, slime, molds, and some types of algea
Is seaweed a algea?
Yes, seaweed is an alga.
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