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<blockquote data-quote="warwickuni" data-source="post: 27058623" data-attributes="member: 101444"><p>You are spot on. Thanks again. This is how we were taught in ALs (in syllabus, I may still have it!! ) and again in Uni 25 years ago!! A lot has changed. If you check past papers this was a very common question for economic use of Blue Green Algea in AL paper for Plant Sc (Botany) (first lesson in AL if I'm not mistaken). Time has changed things!! I have forgotten , too.</p><p>This was classified as blue green algea due to its photosynthesis and also shape at that time.</p><p> We learn everyday!! Thanks again . this is what I like -sharing knowledge and misinformation should be not be spread!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="warwickuni, post: 27058623, member: 101444"] You are spot on. Thanks again. This is how we were taught in ALs (in syllabus, I may still have it!! ) and again in Uni 25 years ago!! A lot has changed. If you check past papers this was a very common question for economic use of Blue Green Algea in AL paper for Plant Sc (Botany) (first lesson in AL if I'm not mistaken). Time has changed things!! I have forgotten , too. This was classified as blue green algea due to its photosynthesis and also shape at that time. We learn everyday!! Thanks again . this is what I like -sharing knowledge and misinformation should be not be spread!! [/QUOTE]
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