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CLASSIFICATION!, Animalia Classification, Plantae Classification - Coggle…

- - - - Have cell walls made of chitin, and consist of threads called hyphae
      - Heterotrophic - require organic compounds of carbon and nitrogen for nourishment. They are decomposers and may be parasitic.
      - Not capable of movement
      - Eukaryotic - unicellular and multicellular
    - - Have cell walls made of cellulose. Plants contain plastids and photosynthetic pigments such as chlorophyll.
      - Not capable of movement
      - Eukaryotic - multicellular
      - Autotropic - make their own food through photosynthesis
      - Reproduce sexually and asexually
      - Store food like starch
    - - 2 major groups, including Protozoans: has a cell similar to animal cells where they both do not have cell walls and the plant-like cells which have cell walls are similar to algae
      - Reproduce sexually/asexually
      - Eukaryotic - unicellular and multicellular
    - - Eukaryotic - multicellular
      - No cell wall / photosynthetic pigments
      - Capable of movement
      - Heterotrophic - feed on other organisms and can't make their own food
      - Reproduce sexually and asexually
    - - No nuclear membrane or member-bound organelles
      - Have a cell wall of protein + polysaccharide compound.
      - Prokaryotic, unicellular organisms
      - Reproduce asexually by binary fission.
  - - - Used single feature to group or classify organisms
      - Does not have predictive value
    - - Consider many different features in grouping organisms together
      - Predict with reasonable confidence the characteristics of species
- - - - Mosses have simple leaves and stems; liverworts have a flattened thallus. No vascular tissue.
      - Structures similar to root hairs called rhizoids but no roots
    - - Spores are produces in a capsule. The capsule develops at the end of a stalk.
  - - - Roots, leaves and short non-woody stems. Leaves curled up in bud and often divided into pairs of leaflets (pinnate). Vascular tissue is present.
    - - Spores are produces in sporangia, usually on the underside of the leaves
- - - - Very variable, but usually have roots, leaves, and stems. Stems of shrubs and trees are woody. Vascular tissue is present.
    - - Seeds which develop from ovules inside ovaries in flowers. fruits develop from the ovariesm to disperse the seeds.
  - - - Shrubs or trees with roots, leaves and woody stems. Leaves often narrow with thick waxy cuticle. Vascular tissue is present
    - - Seeds, which develop from ovules on the surface of the scales of female cons. Male cones produce pollen.