Chrysophyta

1 door for
algae
plants. Because the pigment contains pigment in addition to chlorophyl
a
and
c
, there is a wealth of β
-
carotene and a small amount of chlorotin and ink horn algal yellow, so the pigment body is often golden, yellow or brown. About
200
,
1,
species. Common in Freshwater water bodies in China are single-whip gold algae genus, brown whip algae genus, conical cystic algae genus and yellow algae genus, fish scale algae genus about
30
species are common species in Lakes and ponds in China. Mostly distributed in water bodies with high transparency and low temperature,
organic
-quality content generally thrive in colder seasons such as winter, early spring and late autumn.variety of plant types: single-celled or branched silky, able or unable to move. The resulting moving spores, more than
2,
of whiplash of varying length or equal length, but also with
1,
,
2,
or
3,
; Cells bare or have silicone scales based on gel, or cystic shells.in most types of cells, or calcium carbonate in various forms, or silicon bones. Protein nuclei without starchy palladina are commonly found in pigments, and the main products of assimising are
chrysolami-naran
) and oil droplets, but do not produce starch.Gold algae is a single-celled species that can exercise, and its reproduction method is cell division to form
2,
congener cells, and the species of the group often breaks into
2
or more new groups in addition to cell division. The most unique asexual reproduction of this algae is the static spores formed in the protones, mostly spherical, sometimes oval, spore wall by
2
pieces of sets, the wall has silicon, the front end with small round holes, holes are closed by plug-like bodies, spore wall smooth or with each and flower ornaments. When spores germinate, their protons form a new individual. Sexual reproduction has not yet been discovered. Most of the plants are poor nutrient-based freshwater water species, but there are also many semi-salt water and sea water species.classification system of golden algal gate is mainly based on the evolutionary relationship between plants, according to their type of system during growth period, divided into
5
: (1) gold algae (
Chrysom)
), including species of flogging of plants in single cells or groups, (2) root algae (
Rhizochrysidales
), including species with pseudo-foot (3) golden cystic algae (
chrysocapsales
), including cells that do not have whiplash and form groups with gels; (4) golden cyanobacteria (
chry-so)
), including species of plants that are typical plant cells, and (5) brown algae (
Phaeothamniales
), including species of plants with silky systems.