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Organisms - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Kingdom Monera
        
        consist of bacteria and archaea
        
        Microscopic prokaryotic cells with nuclei NOT enclosed by a membrane
        
        genetic material dispersed throughout the cytoplasm
        
        are anaerobic
        
        does NOT have a nucleus
        
        have cell wall
        
        archaebacteria = extreme environments like hot springs, are antibiotic
        
        bacteria: we can't survive without bacteria
  - - - Kingdoms
        
        Plantae
        
        grow on land and in freshwater and saltwater
        
        autotrophic (produce their own food by photosynthesis)
        
        plants are multicellular
        eukaryotic cells (nucleus, organelles, cell membrane and a cell wall)
        
        Vascular (big plants)
        
        No vascular (small plants)
        
        angiosperm (with flowers) and gymnosperm (no flowers)
        
        animalia
        
        eukaryotic cells
        
        heterotrophic
        
        reproduce sexually or asexually
        
        invertebrates and vertebrates
        
        fungi
        
        found in soil, air, saltwater, freshwater, plants, animals, food, and clothing
        
        unicellular or multicellular
        
        eukaryotic cells
        
        do NOT have chlorophyll (can grow in the dark)
        
        heterotrophic (grow on their own food)
        
        reproduce by producing spores
        
        Zygomycota = molds
        
        Basidiomycota (club fingi) = mushrooms
        
        Ascomycota (sac fungi) = yeast, lichen
        
        Deuteromycota (imperfect fungi)
        
        Protista
        
        eukaryotic cells (unicellular and sometimes form into chains or colonies
        
        heterotrophic and autotrophic
        
        reproduce asexually
        
        NO tissues
        
        live in moist environment
        
        Animalike
        
        Fungilike
        
        Plantlike