Green:

1. Structure: unicellular, multicellular, colonial cellular
1. Chlorophylls A and B, has cell walls, stores starch, have flagellum

1. 1. Plates:
      1. 7.1
         Chlamydomonas, unicellular, two flagella, has eye spot
      2.  
      3. 7.2
         Volvox, colonial
      4.  
      5. 7.3
         Spirogyra, colonial, stores starch in pyrenoids
      6.  
      7. 7.4
         Oedogonium, colonial
      8.  
      9. 8.1
         Ulva, (sea lettuce) multicellular

Brown:

1. Structure: Chlorophylls A and C, leaf like structures called Blades,
   Small gas filled bead / berry like structures on the underside of the blades float the blades for photosynthesis
   The stem is called a Stipe
   The root like area is called Hold Fast
   1. Found along the shore line, has strong structure to withstand waves

1. 1. Plates:
      1. 8.2 Brown marine algae, characterized by strong body to withstand wave action,
         Durvillaea
      2.  
      3. 8.3
         Macrocystis , aka giant kelp, important habitat for marine animals, stipes can be up to 100ft
      4.  
      5. 8.4 Gas filled floats of Macrocystis life blades for photosynthesis

Red:

1. More delicate in structure
   1. Found in deeper waters

1. 1. Plate:
      1. 8.5 Red algae,
         Callithamnion