Similarities between chlorella and euglena.

Let’s understand the concepts of euglena and chlorella. Chlorella – refers to the simplest algae, usually unicellular. This form of algae does not have flagella, it is spherical (in the form of a ball). A feature of this alga is considered its ability or ability to produce oxygen. Reproduction in chlorella is asexual. Euglena or Euglena green – a representative of the Protist class, has flagella (mode of movement), is also a unicellular form like chlorella. Euglena can be called a mixotroph (capable of photosynthesis). So, both types of algae have the ability to produce oxygen, they reproduce asexually, and both live in fresh water.