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(C) Let us analyze the food storage in different algal groups:$(1)$ Rhodophyceae (Red algae) store food as Floridean starch,not Pyrenoids. Pyrenoids a

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(C) Let us analyze the food storage in different algal groups:$(1)$ Rhodophyceae (Red algae) store food as Floridean starch,not Pyrenoids. Pyrenoids are proteinaceous bodies found in Chlorophyceae.$(2)$ Phaeophyceae (Brown algae) store food as complex carbohydrates like Laminarin or Mannitol. This statement is correct.$(3)$ Bryophytes are land plants,not algae,and they do not store food as Mannitol. This statement is incorrect.$(4)$ Chlorophyceae (Green algae) store food as Starch,not Floridean starch. This statement is incorrect.Therefore,only statement $(2)$ is correct.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$P$. Green Algae	$I$. Ulothrix,Spirogyra
$Q$. Red Algae	$II$. Gracilaria,Gelidium
$R$. Brown Algae	$III$. Ectocarpus,Sargassum

Select the correct option from the given list regarding algal classes and their stored food materials:
$(1)$ Rhodophyceae - Pyrenoids
$(2)$ Phaeophyceae - Laminarin
$(3)$ Bryophytes - Mannitol
$(4)$ Chlorophyceae - Floridean starch

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Select the correct option from the given list regarding algal classes and their stored food materials:$(1)$ Rhodophyceae - Pyrenoids$(2)$ Phaeophyceae - Laminarin$(3)$ Bryophytes - Mannitol$(4)$ Chlorophyceae - Floridean starch