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 Introduction
-Haematococcus pluvialis is unicellular freshwater microalga found  in different  habitats around the world  .it belongs to an order of other 7000 different species similar physiological features.
+Haematococcus pluvialis is unicellular freshwater microalga found  in different  habitats around the world  .it belongs to the kindom plants and green algae phylum with other 8000 different species of similar physiological features.
-The freshwater unicellular biflagellate(having two flagellate) green microalgae H. pluvialis  belongs to the class Chlorophyceae, order Volvocales and family Haematococcaseae .It is also known as Haematococcus lacustris or Sphaerella lacustris. Haematococcus was first described by J. Von Flotow in 1844 and later in 1899 Tracy Elliot Hazen extensively presented its biology and life cycle .
+The freshwater unicellular biflagellate(having two flagellate) green microalgae H. pluvialis  belongs to the class Chlorophyceae, order Volvocales and family Haematococcaseae .it belongs to the order Volvocales with other 7000 different species of similar physiological features.
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