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Microorganisms in the environment - Coggle Diagram

- - - - A living organisim so small it can only be seen with a mircroscrope
    - - Organisms made of a single very small cell, with a cell wall but no nucleus
    - - Organisms such as mushroom, toadstool, and yeast. They get their energy but declaying organic material
    - - Small, plant-like organisms that grow in or near water
    - - Very small, single-celled, animal-like organisms
    - - Completely clean, free from bateria and other organisms
    - - A group of bateria or fungi, such as the ones growing on the surface of agar jelly
  - - - Bateria, fungi, algae, and protozoa
    - - It is TOO small to be seen with a mircoorganism
      - It is not fully alive
  - - - They are single-celled organisms that have cells much smaller than animal cells or plant cells
      - Single-celled
  - - - Toadstool and mushroom
    - - Yeast
  - - - A group of organisms growing on algae jelly
    - - When all the living organisms of something had been killed
- - - - A diagram which shows how energy is transfered from one organism to another, in the form of food
    - - A diagram showing many interconnected food chain
    - - An organism that gets its energy by eating plants
    - - Consumers that eat other animals
    - - The first organism in a food chain
    - - An animal that is killed and eaten by a predator
    - - An animal that catches, kills and eats other animals