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Kingdom Plantae

Name the beings which form the kingdom Plantae? Are algae, parts of this kingdom?

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The kingdom Plantae is comprised of plants. Algae are categorized into the kingdom Protista and not in the kingdom Plantae (as they are not plants).

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