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Archebaebacteria (Monera) |
Halophiles, thermo acidophiles and methanogens |
Most harsh habitats, primitive |
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Eubacteria (Monera) |
Cyanobacteria, nostoc and anabaena Mycoplasma - PPLO |
True bacteria |
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Protista |
Chrysophytes Dinoflagellates Euglenoids Slime moulds Protozoans |
Phylum |
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Chrysophytes |
Golden algae (desmids) Diatioms (chief producer of ocean) |
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Dinoflagellates |
Red tides- gonyaulax |
Appears in various colors |
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Euglenoids |
Euglena |
Have pellicle (protein rich layer) |
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Slime moulds |
Plasmodium |
Fruiting bodies- spores at tips |
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Protozoans |
Amoeboid protozoans -amoeba Flagellated protozoans-trypnosoma Ciliated protozoans-Paramecium Sporozoans-plasmodium |
Primitive relatives of animals |
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Fungi |
Phycomycetes Ascomycetes (sac fungi) Basidiomycetes (bracket fungi) Deuteromycetes (imperfect fungi) |
Hyphae Mycelium Coenocytic hyphae |
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Phycomycetes |
Mucor, rhizopus and albugo |
Reproduction by zoospores or by aplanospores |
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Ascomycetous |
Aspergillus claviceps and neurospora |
Fruiting body are called Ascocarps and neurospora is extensively used in biochemical and genetic work |
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Basidiomycetes |
Agaricus ustilago and puccinia |
Puffball Sex organs are absent Basidium producing for basidiospores |
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Deuteromycetes |
Alternaria collectotrichum and trichoderma |
Asexual spores known as conidia basically decomposers used in mineral cycling |
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Pasteur DJ iwanowsky |
The name virus that means Venom of poisonous fluid was given by him |
Mosaic disease of tobacco |
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MW Beijerinek |
Contagium vivum fluidum |
Extract from the infected plant by tobacco |
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W m Stanley |
Viruses could be crystallized and crystals consists largely of protein |
They are inert outside their specific host virus are obligate parasite |
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TO Diener |
Viroids A free RNA it last the protein Coat that was found in viruses |
Low molecular weight compared to virus |