Cyanobacteria

[@supritipanigrahi8567]

Thank you sir very help full video After 8 years 😁

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

You're welcome

[@HDfan13]

Very, very helpful actually!! And very well done! Thank you! :)

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

Did I? But the truth is that they are rich in chlorophyll. I will check the video again.

[@HDfan13]

P.S.: You wouldn't know anything about "branching" or something like that, would you? (I don't know if there's a special term for it in English; in German it's called "Verzweigung".)

[@anitadhurwe485]

Nice 😊😊😊

[@mohammadraiz4495]

Amazingggg👌👌👌👌

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

Thank you

[@monikapatel8611]

good going sir

[@layla7843]

Thanks i got the idea👍

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

You're welcome

[@bansangmeya2897]

great one 👍

[@MANTRASIDDHA]

buddy bacteria and algie is different kingdom if they r bacteria they can not be algie

[@anindyaguha9018]

siddharthss01 they are not, at first they were thought to be algae but later it was found that they definitely are bacteria

[@MANTRASIDDHA]

yes

[@krishnarajtr8843]

first it was belongs to the family cynophyceae in algae

[@XdarkmutantX1]

They are bacteria because they are prokaryotic (NO Nuclear Membrane) and (Peptidoglycan cell wall) and only 1 chromosome.

[@ishaarthi210]

Initially you said it does not have chlorophyll in the later stage you mentioned rich in chlorophyll?

[@zaimahbegum-diamond1660]

please slow down.

[@kugelblitz7832]

Thanks a million, much appreciated!

[@twieanedroblox7242]

Does nostoc have clropast??

[@XdarkmutantX1]

No, but chlorophyll I think yes.

[@rukhmasajid438]

No its a prokaryotic cell have no membrane organelles

[@monikapatel8611]

helpfull video

[@pulsarpradeep1256]

👌👌👌👍

[@shomusbiologyofficial]

Thank you

[@amirsohail8427]

Ni no confusion sir

[@chetnawaratkar5035]

Nice ha

[@yvettestar2000]

Dude, slow down.

[@alexandergalliano1460]

oh lord..