Biodiversity & Classification of microorganisms

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Biodiversity

Variety of living organisms on 🌎.

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Microorganisms

Tiny organisms that are often too small to be seen with a naked eye.

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Can we see microorganisms ?

Yes some can be seen with the naked eye , some require a microscope.

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Name examples of microorganisms that you know ?(3)

  1. Fungi

  2. Bacteria

  3. Viruses

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Do humans have a nucleus ? Are they Eukarya ?

Yes.

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Importance of microorganisms:(4)

  1. Play a role in decomposition e.g bacteria.

  2. Play a role in digestion.

  3. Play a role in nutrient cycling.

  4. Produced antibodies.

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Eukaryotes

Have a nucleus, it's cell is enclosed with a nucleus membrane.

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Prokaryotes

Lack nucleus membrane, it's cell it isn't enclosed by a nucleus membrane.

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Fungi can be unicellular or multicellular or both ??

Both, both unicellular & multicellular.

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Give 3 examples of microorganisms ?

1.yeast

2.mushroom

3.Bread mould.

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Yeast is used in many products care to name 5(5)

1.bread

  1. Soy sauce

  2. Beer

  3. Wine

  4. Yoghurt

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What is the role of fungi in the environment ?(2)

1.Bacteria plays a role in breaking down organic matter or decaying organic matter ( decomposition)

2.An example that forms part of the kingdom of fungi is mushrooms 🍄, mushrooms are a source of food for animals and humans.

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A.slime capsule ( forms part of the outer membrane)

B.Flagella ( it's like a tiny flag)

C. Nucleoid/ DNA

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Is bacteria 🦠 🧫 living or non - living ?

Living

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Is a virus 🦠 living or non - living ?

Non - living

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Why is bacteria considered living ?

It can carry out it's own life processes and it can asexually reproduce.

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Why is a virus considered non -living ?

It can't carry out it's own life processes and it can't asexually reproduce.

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