How are the algae cells different from the other cells? Pls help Will try to give brainliest (sometimes it doesn't let me give brainliest)
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"algae and plants are photosynthetic in nature and are classified as eukaryotes (have highly differentiated cells that contain specialized structures like the nucleus), the two still differ in the following aspects: Algae can either be unicellular and multi- cellular while plants are multi-cellular."

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Answer:

Algae are unicellular.

Explanation:

Each algae cell is one cell.

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