Question

How does Chlorophyta move?

Answer 1

What do you think?

Answer 2

I thought it might be the Flagella's but that's just a thought, I'm not sure if I'm right.

Answer 3

Well I got this from the internet The green alga is a microscopic breaststroke swimmer. The movements of its two flagella are synchronised by mechanical forces: its swimming strokes slow down or accelerate, depending on how the cell rocks while swimming.

Answer 4

Hope it helps

Answer 5

Yes, but that just talks about the flagella, in my question I need to explain how it moves and I'm not sure if a Chlorophyta has a flagella

Answer 6

@Chlorophyta have a myriad of forms - single-celled, colonies, and in multicellular filaments. The single-celled form of chlorophytes may be motile or non-motile.

Answer 7

They move slowley and IN the liquid media and are also capable of orientation toward light

Answer 8

tysm ry c:

Answer 9

Mhm