WHAT KINGDOM DOES CHLAMYDOMONAS BELONG TO
bruh ncert has them in plants but in the prev chapter cries about how they are part of protista
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@Sheldon J. Plankton
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+solved @user1 @user2... to close the thread when your doubt is solved. Mention the users who helped you solve the doubt. This will be added to their stats.Aahh yes protist and chlorophycae
Whittaker system changed it from plant to protist an i think hence it should be protist
i agree and ncert does too
till it does not
like i was doing pyq and they asked this i did protist
and next time i got the same question it was not part of plant kingdom
:Saul_Goodman:
.... Ncert
But I think it should be protist only
hmm
actually in the modern times we consider it in plant kingdom
buttt
? it's opposite
NCERT is our bible
ncert said both
it comes under green algae
in modern times
but questions mein we have to go for protista
according to ch2 it's in protists
and since it's with the three domain it's mordern
tbh jis chpter se question aaye usk hisaab se option mark krna hota hai aise questions mein, agar question plant kindom se hai toh it's a green algae
and if biological classification
then
Chlorophyceae under protista
hmm
only if nta mentioned in exams
i think ill just close the doubt only place where this can be solved is in the court if nta asks silly questions like this ig
thats a pretty badass way to close a doubt
"mera question sirf court of law mein answer ho sakta hai"
Yes we do but Whittaker system when introduced protist it put it out there so I mean why not just consider it in protist because at the end Whittaker system is one we consider because ofc ncert mata
Just a bio student life
the answe of this is here
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not like nta would tell anyways it would be really dumb on their part to ask this
and if they do i will be crying for a week
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