spirogyra

IPA: spˈɪroʊgˈaɪrʌ

Any of a group of freshwater, filamentous green algae, of the genus Spirogyra, having chloroplasts arranged in spirals.

Examples of "spirogyra" in Sentences

Isn't Spirogyra a protist, not a plant
Spirogyra can reproduce both asexually and sexually.
Spirogyra uses photosynthesis for the production of food.
This occurs in some green algae, for example in Spirogyra.
Several species have been noted to feed on algae such as Spirogyra.
Guesstimate is no spirogyra but it’s not an especially bad-looking or - sounding creation, and it has its own semantic spot.
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By complex life I am referring to any multi-cellular like form, and the early Cambrian period with small shelled animals, spirogyra like plants, worms etc is an example of complex life.
After several historical examples of the scientific literary tradition (Voltaire on smallpox inoculations; Anton van Leeuwenhoek on spirogyra; Huxley’s public lecture - “On a Piece of Chalk”; Darwin), McEwan turns to Dawkins.