algas

algas

Primarily marine organisms, single-celled or multicellular, that use chlorophyll to feed, like plants, but lack the roots, leaves, flowers, etc. Of true plants.

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alga

Water bodies; Ponds

A form of microscopic organisms that can grow using sunlight and water nutrients.

algas verdes

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A common (more than 7,000 species) algae, especially in estuaries, with nucleated cells and chloroplasts that make food from sunlight. The "higher" plants evolved from it.

algas filamentosas

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Tipo de algas que se caracteriza por tener unidas largas cadenas de células que le dan un aspecto y sensación de filamento.

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eucariota

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organogénesis

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The start of organ formation in the embryo.

porosidad

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The amount of space within rocks or soils.

selva

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