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The 15 pages that link to Green algae, each with the reason it gives.

• LichenRelated: Green algae are common photobionts in lichens.

• Red algaeCompared with: Green algae share an ancient plastid origin with red algae but have distinct pigments and storage products.

• Secondary endosymbiosisRelated: Green algae supplied plastids to euglenids and several other eukaryotic groups.

• Primary endosymbiosisBroader topic: Green algae and land plants share plastids from the green lineage of primary endosymbiosis.

• Brown algaeCompared with: Green algae share photosynthetic ancestry with plants, unlike brown algae.

• PhotobiontNarrower topic: Most lichen photobionts are green algae.

• AlgaeBroader topic: Green algae include the closest living relatives and ancestors of land plants.

• EuglenidRelated: The photosynthetic ancestry of euglenid chloroplasts traces to green algae.

• SeaweedBroader topic: Some marine green algae grow into conspicuous seaweeds, despite their closer relationship to land plants.

• GlaucophyteCompared with: Green algae share Archaeplastida ancestry with glaucophytes but have plastids with a different suite of traits.

• Lobaria pulmonariaRelated: Green algae provide much of the photosynthetic carbon in lungwort.

• Sea lettuceNarrower topic: Ulva belongs to this broader lineage of photosynthetic organisms.

• SpirogyraNarrower topic: Spirogyra belongs to this broad lineage of chlorophyll-bearing algae.

• PlantRelated: Some classifications include green algae among plants, while others separate them.

• Yellow-green algaeCompared with: Green algae can look similar, but belong to a separate evolutionary lineage.