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Archebaebacteria (Monera)

Halophiles, thermo acidophiles and methanogens

Most harsh habitats, primitive

Eubacteria (Monera)

Cyanobacteria, nostoc and anabaena


Mycoplasma - PPLO

True bacteria

Protista

Chrysophytes


Dinoflagellates


Euglenoids


Slime moulds


Protozoans

Phylum

Chrysophytes

Golden algae (desmids)


Diatioms (chief producer of ocean)

Dinoflagellates

Red tides- gonyaulax

Appears in various colors

Euglenoids

Euglena

Have pellicle (protein rich layer)

Slime moulds

Plasmodium

Fruiting bodies- spores at tips

Protozoans

Amoeboid protozoans -amoeba


Flagellated protozoans-trypnosoma


Ciliated protozoans-Paramecium


Sporozoans-plasmodium

Primitive relatives of animals

Fungi

Phycomycetes


Ascomycetes (sac fungi)


Basidiomycetes (bracket fungi)


Deuteromycetes (imperfect fungi)

Hyphae


Mycelium


Coenocytic hyphae

Phycomycetes

Mucor, rhizopus and albugo

Reproduction by zoospores or by aplanospores

Ascomycetous

Aspergillus claviceps and neurospora

Fruiting body are called Ascocarps and neurospora is extensively used in biochemical and genetic work

Basidiomycetes

Agaricus ustilago and puccinia

Puffball


Sex organs are absent


Basidium producing for basidiospores

Deuteromycetes

Alternaria collectotrichum and trichoderma

Asexual spores known as conidia basically decomposers used in mineral cycling

Pasteur DJ iwanowsky

The name virus that means Venom of poisonous fluid was given by him

Mosaic disease of tobacco

MW Beijerinek

Contagium vivum fluidum

Extract from the infected plant by tobacco

W m Stanley

Viruses could be crystallized and crystals consists largely of protein

They are inert outside their specific host virus are obligate parasite

TO Diener

Viroids


A free RNA it last the protein Coat that was found in viruses

Low molecular weight compared to virus