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To determine: The cross-sectional size of the cellulose microfibrils of Cladophora as compared to those found in typical land plants
Introduction: The Cladophora is a branched green alga found along the marine and freshwater shorelines. It provides essential habitat for a dense population of microorganisms on its extensive surfaces.
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