Living organisns
- Created by: Rachel
- Created on: 28-04-13 11:24
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- Living Organisms
- Animals
- Key Features: Multicellular, do not contain chloroplasts, no photosynthesis, feeding, no cell walls, have nervous system, carbohydrate stored as glycogen
- Fungi
- Key features: no photosynthesis, thread like structures called HYPHAE, feed by secreting enzymes, saprotrophic nutrition, store carbohydrate as glycogen, single celled, eg - MUCOR
- Bacteria
- Key Features: microscopic single celled, no nucleus but have DNA, photosynthesis, feed off living or dead organisms, eg - Pneumococcus and E.coli
- Protoctista
- Key Features: single celled, some are like animal cells, some cause disease - eg - Plasmodium, causes malaria
- Viruses
- Key features: smaller than bacteria, reproduce inside living cells, not made of cells, have protein coat, surrounds genetic material, eg - influenza virus, HIV
- PATHOGENS
- are micro-organisms that cause disease - fungi, bacteria, viruses or protoctista
- Animals
- Plants
- Living Organisms
- Animals
- Key Features: Multicellular, do not contain chloroplasts, no photosynthesis, feeding, no cell walls, have nervous system, carbohydrate stored as glycogen
- Fungi
- Key features: no photosynthesis, thread like structures called HYPHAE, feed by secreting enzymes, saprotrophic nutrition, store carbohydrate as glycogen, single celled, eg - MUCOR
- Bacteria
- Key Features: microscopic single celled, no nucleus but have DNA, photosynthesis, feed off living or dead organisms, eg - Pneumococcus and E.coli
- Protoctista
- Key Features: single celled, some are like animal cells, some cause disease - eg - Plasmodium, causes malaria
- Viruses
- Key features: smaller than bacteria, reproduce inside living cells, not made of cells, have protein coat, surrounds genetic material, eg - influenza virus, HIV
- PATHOGENS
- are micro-organisms that cause disease - fungi, bacteria, viruses or protoctista
- Animals
- Living Organisms
- Key Features: Multicellular, contain chloroplasts, walls made of cellulose, carbohydrate stored as starch, store and transport carbohydrate in sucrose form
- Plants
- Plants
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