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how are algae cells different from other cells?

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Answer from: gissell30

Here, we are required to state how algae cells are different from other cells.

1. Algae cells can either be unicellular and multi-cellular unlike other cells plants are multi-cellular organisms

2. Algae are nonvascular. As such, they don’t have structures such as connective tissues, stems, leaves and roots unlike plants where these structures are present.

One of the primary differences between algae cells and other cells (plant) is that the other cells form connective tissues that serve to transport nutrients and water through the entire body of the plant. One of the primary differences between algae cells and other cells (plant) is that the other cells form connective tissues that serve to transport nutrients and water through the entire body of the plant. In algae cells, contrary to other cells, each individual cell has the responsibility to absorb its own water. One of the primary differences between algae cells and other cells (plant) is that the other cells form connective tissues that serve to transport nutrients and water through the entire body of the plant. In algae cells, contrary to other cells, each individual cell has the responsibility to absorb its own water. This is responsible for the nonvascular nature in algae compared to the highly vascular nature of other cells in plant species.One of the primary differences between algae cells and other cells (plant) is that the other cells form connective tissues that serve to transport nutrients and water through the entire body of the plant. In algae cells, contrary to other cells, each individual cell has the responsibility to absorb its own water. This is responsible for the nonvascular nature in algae compared to the highly vascular nature of other cells in plant species. In lieu of this, algae consequently lack several key structures that are normally present in other plants such as leaves, roots and stem. The absence of these structures is further evidence of the nonvascular nature of algae.

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the answer is d.) homologous; have mammary glands

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