(40 points) TELL ME ABOUT THE PROTOCTISTA KINGDOM: 1. What type of cell? 2. How is the cell organised? 3. What type of nutrition does it perform? 4. Does it form tissues?
1. EUKARYOTIC 2. UNICELLULAR AND MULTICELLULAR 3. AUTOTROPHIC AND HETEROTROPHIC 4. NO
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Why can't we eat ALL mushrooms?
Because some mushrooms can be POISONOUS
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What grows on damp food? Yeast or Mould?
Mould
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Do plants use the nutrients in the soil that mushrooms produce?
Yes!!
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Where do Fungi receive nutrients from?
Fungi receive nutrients from living organisms that AREN'T ALIVE / Organic matter
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Is mould a unicellular or multicellular fungus?
Multicellular
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Where do mushrooms grow?
In damp, often dark places
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What grows on the skin of ripe fruit? Yeast or Mould?
Yeast
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What grows in the corners of the lips? Yeast or Mould?
Yeast
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Give one example of a HARMFUL Protoctista and one example of a BENEFICIAL ProtocistaÂ
Harmful: ALGAE that contaminate water with dangerous substances / Beneficial: ALGAE that we can eat and that release oxygen into the airÂ
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Name two ways that bacteria can be good for nutrition
1- It can make some FOOD, like yogurt / 2- bacteria in our intestines help us BREAK DOWN food
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Do Fungi grow in the desert?
NO! Fungi don't grow in the desert- they grow in DAMP, DARK places
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(40 points) TELL ME ABOUT THE MONERA KINGDOM: 1. What type of cell? 2. How is the cell organised? 3. What type of nutrition does it perform? 4. Does it form tissues?
1. PROKARYOTIC 2. UNICELLULAR 3. AUTOTROPHIC and HETEROTROPHIC 4. NO