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s2008m [1.1K]
2 years ago
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While on a field trip near the ocean coastline, you visit a company that harvests jellylike substance from protists. This substa

nce can be used as food, or in biology lab dishes for culturing organisms that have red-blue pigments, and store starch like plants. The company extracts the substance from multicellular plant-like organisms. You are observing the economic values of
(A) algin.
(B) gelatin.
(C) carrageenan.
(D) red ooze.
(E) agar.
Biology
1 answer:
devlian [24]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Agar

Explanation:

In the given question, the substance obtained from a multi-cellular organism with its plant-like and stores starch like a plant is the algae.

Many useful substances are obtained from these algae whose characteristics are given are like they are jelly-like, used as food, used to grow the cultures of organism shows the properties of a chemical called agar.

Agar is obtained from the species of genus Gelidium and the Gracllaria red algae which are plant-like organisms.

Thus, agar is the correct answer.

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