Difference between rhodophyte and phaeophyte
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Meghna Thapar 4 years, 2 months ago
Red, green, and brown algae have different types of pigments which give them their color. (Brown algae gets its color from the xanthophylls pigment fucoxanthin, red algae get their color from phycoerythrin, green is from chlorophyll.) These pigments have a certain chemical structure that allows them to absorb light. Phaeophyta (brown algae) A division of algae which includes no single-celled species; almost all are marine, growing mostly in the intertidal regions (but species of Bodenella and Heribaudiella occur in fresh water). They are the dominant seaweeds in the colder waters of the northern hemisphere.
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