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Synurales

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  • amoeba
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    Synurales Produce stomatocysts. Lack chlorophyll c2. Possess a unique flagellar root system. Eustigmatales Small unicells that are coccoid (nonmotile) in the vegetative phase. Cells can be single, paired, or colonial. Lack fucoxanthin and are yellow-green in colour; lack chlorophyll c. Motile cells contain a prominent

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    Synurales Produce stomatocysts. Lack chlorophyll c2. Possess a unique flagellar root system. Eustigmatales Small unicells that are coccoid (nonmotile) in the vegetative phase. Cells can be single, paired, or colonial. Lack fucoxanthin and are yellow-green in colour; lack chlorophyll c. Motile cells contain a prominent

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