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The 9 pages that link to Algae, each with the reason it gives.

• ChloroplastNarrower topic: Chloroplasts occur across multiple algal lineages and support much aquatic primary production.

• International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi, and plantsRelated: The Code covers many algae, though algae do not form a single natural lineage.

• ThallusNarrower topic: Many algae have thalli, ranging from single sheets to complex forms.

• HoldfastNarrower topic: Many familiar holdfasts belong to algae, especially large seaweeds.

• FucoxanthinNarrower topic: Brown algae and many fucoxanthin-bearing organisms belong to this broad grouping.

• Anna AtkinsBroader topic: Algae supplied the specimens for Atkins’s first and best-known photographic book.

• AlgacultureNarrower topic: Algaculture cultivates organisms grouped under this broad and diverse name.

• AphelidaRelated: Algae are prominent hosts for aphelid parasites.

• Ferdinand CohnRelated: Cohn’s early botanical research focused on algae before his work on bacteria.