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Diatom cell walls

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Viroids vs virus

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Phycobiont vs mycobiont

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Algal blooms and red tides

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Economically important uses of heterotrophic bacteria

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Heterotrophic plants

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5 kingdom classification

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Mycoplasma diseases

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Slime moulds and plasmodium

Plasmodium forms fruiting bodies under unfavourable conditions