Plants, Animals and fungi
- Created by: Zain oppal
- Created on: 09-04-15 10:39
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- Plants, Animals and Fungi
- Plants
- Are multi-cellular
- They have chloroplasts
- which means they can photosynthesi-se
- Their cells have cell walls
- which are made of cellulose
- Plants store carbohydrates as
- sucrose
- or starch
- Fungi
- Some are single celled
- Others have a body called a mycellium
- This made up hyphae
- Thread like structures
- The hyphae contain lots of nuclei
- This made up hyphae
- They cant photosynthesi-s
- Their cell walls are made up of chitin
- most feed by saphrotrophic nutrition
- They secret extracellular enzymes into the area outside their body to dissolve their food, so they can absorb the nutruients
- They store carbohydrates as glycogen
- Animals
- Animals are multi-cellular
- They dont have clhroplasts
- So they don't photosynthes-is
- Don't have cell walls
- Most have a nervous coordination
- This means they can respond rapidly to changes in their enviroment
- Most can usually move around from one place toanother
- They usually store carbohydrates in the form of glycogen
- Plants
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