Macroscopic algae possess a special structure that acts as an anchor and is commonly called
A) a thallus.
B) a holdfast.
C) roots.
D) the stipe.
E) the bladder.

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The structure that acts as an anchor in macroscopic algae is commonly called a holdfast. The other options, such as thallus, stipe, roots, and bladder, are also present in certain types of macroscopic algae, but do not serve as the primary anchor structure.

Macroscopic Algae Possess a Special Structure That Acts as an Anchor