Which of the following statements correctly describes one difference between green algae and land plants? A. green algae are often unicellular, while land plants are not B. land plants have plastids and green algae do not C. algae have alternation of generations but land plants do not D. land plants have cell walls containing cellulose but green algae do not

Which of the following statements correctly describes one difference between green algae and land plants? A. green algae are often unicellular, while land plants are not B. land plants have plastids and green algae do not C. algae have alternation of generations but land plants do not D. land plants have cell walls containing cellulose but green algae do not

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Chapter20: The Protists

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