What level of organization is Spirogyra?

Gideonedems

5 years ago

spirogyra is a multicellular green algae, the cell is acting as a filament.

Readling

3 years ago

Actually spirogyra is unicellular but unlike volvox it's not a colony but consist of filament And this filament are multicellular, hope you get the filament multicellular but spirogyra on its own unicellular

Phempat

5 years ago

Spirogyra is a multicellular organism. It exists as a Tissue not Cell.

De sage

1 year ago

noo it's cell

De sage

1 year ago

The correct answer is:

Cell

Spirogyra is a type of green algae that is composed of long, filamentous cells. It does not have tissues, organs, or systems, so it is considered a unicellular or multicellular organism at the cellular level of organization.

Kunleeleshin

6 years ago

The Ans is Tissue not cell pls make necessary correction

Estypearl9

3 years ago

spirogyra is a tissue. The answer is D

student001

5 years ago

The answer given is not related to any of options below please.