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Animal Kingdom |
-Multicellular organisms -Do not contain chloroplasts -Unable to carry out photosynthesis -No cell walls -Able to move from one place to another -They have nervous co-ordination -Store carbohydrate as glycogen -EXAMPLES - mammals (e.g. humans) and insects (e.g. mosquitos) |
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Plant Kingdom |
-Multicellular organisms -Contain chloroplasts -Carry out photosynthesis -Have cellulose cell walls -Store carbohydrate as starch or sucrose -EXAMPLES - flowering plants, such as cereal (e.g. maize) and a herbaceous legume (e.g. peas) |
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Fungus Kingdom |
-Some are multicellular, some are unicellular -Bodies are usually organised into a mycelium made from thread-like sections called hyphae which may contain nuclei -They feed by dead, organic matter (saprotrophic nutrition) -Store carbohydrate as glycogen -EXAMPLES - mucor |
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Protoctist Kingdom |
-Unicellular organisms -Split into two types - algae and protozoa -Protozoa behave like animal cell and move to find food -Algae behave more like plants and are able to carry out photosynthesis |
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Bacteria Kingdom |
-Unicellular organisms -There are three types (rod shaped - bacilli) (sphere shaped - cocci) (spiral shaped - spirilla) -have flagella to move around -have DNA in their cytoplasms (plasmids) -EXAMPLES - pneumococcus, lactobacillus bulgaricus |
