MICROBIOLOGY WITH DISEASE BY TAXONOMY
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Phycologists are the scientists who study the features of different algae. The study related to algae is known as phycology. Algae are simple eukaryotic organisms that posses chlorophyll which acts as a primary photosynthetic pigment. It lacks a sterile covering of cells around the reproductive cells.
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