Eukaryotic, Prokaryotic, Pathogens

Are plants multicellular or unicellular?

multicellular

what do plants carry out

photosynthesis

do plants contain chloroplasts

Yes

How do plants store carbs

Starch or sucrose

plants have what type of cell wall

cellular cell wall

Are animals multicellular or unicellular?

multicellular

do animals contain chloroplasts

no

Can animals photosynthesise?

no

Do animals have cell walls

No

How do animals store carbs

glycogen

Can fungi carry out photosynthesis?

no

What is mycelium

Made of thread like structures called hyphae

What do hyphae contain

many nuclei

What is fungi usually organised into

Mycelium

What are fungi cell walls made of?

chitin

How do fungi feed

Saprotrophic nutrition

What is saprotrophic nutrition?

Extra cellular secretion of digestive enzymes onto food material and absorption of the organic products

What do fungi store carbs as

glycogen

What is mucor

Fungus with hyphae structure

Are protoctists unicellular or multicellular?

unicellular

What is amoeba

Protoctists that live in pond water, have features like animal cells

What is chlorella

protoctists with chloroplasts

Pathogenic example of protoctists

Plasmodium

What is plasmodium?

protoctists that causes malaria

Is bacteria unicellular or multicellular?

unicellular

Is bacteria prokaryotic or eukaryotic?

prokaryotic

What does prokaryotic mean?

No nucleus

Do bacteria cells have cell walls, cell membranes, cytoplasm and plasmids

Yes

Bacteria lack a nucleus but they have

Circular chromosome of DNA

Are viruses living organisms?

no

Are bacteria larger than viruses

Yes

Are viruses parasitic

Yes

Where can viruses reproduce?

Only inside living cells

Do viruses have a protein coat

Yes (capsid)

What is the tobacco mosaic virus

Discolour of leaves by preventing formation of chloroplasts