👉 A chlorocrini is a type of algae, typically found in aquatic environments, that exhibits photosynthesis without chlorophyll. This characteristic distinguishes it from other types of algae, like cyanobacteria and blue-green algae, which have chloroplasts but do not photosynthesize. Chlorocrinis are also characterized by their ability to grow in low light conditions, as they can absorb light energy from the sun through a process called phototransduction.
