Macroscopic algae possess a special structure that acts as an anchor and is commonly called

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Macroscopic algae use a structure called a holdfast to anchor themselves to rocks or other substrates. Thallus is a general term used to describe the plant body of algae. Roots are not present in algae, as they are a feature of land plants. The stipe is a structure specific to brown algae, and not all macroscopic algae possess it.

Macroscopic Algae Possess a Special Structure That Acts as an Anchor