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Explore the characteristics of the five kingdoms of life - Animals, Plants, Fungi, Protists, and Monera. Learn about their unique features, classification, and importance in ecosystems. Discover how each kingdom obtains energy and sustenance in different ways.
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Animalskingdoms • Animal are multicellular ,theirbody plan eventuallybecomesfixed as theydevelop.Allanimalsmustingestotherorganismortheirproductsforsustance. • They are alsodistinguishedfromplants,algae and fungibylackingrigidcellwals.Theycan’tmaketheirownfood.Animalsmusteatplantsorotheranimals.
Plantkingdoms Plant are multicellularorganism.greenplantshavecellwallswithcellulose and characteristicallyobtainmost of theirenergyfromsunlightviaphotosynthesisusingchlorophyllcontained in chloroplast.Much of human nutritiondependsonlandplants,eitherdirectlyorindirectly.They use energyfromsunlight to perfomphotosynthesis.Thephotosynthesisisconductedbylandplantsistheultimatesource of energy and organic material in nearlyallecosystems N
Funguskingdoms Theseorganisms are classified as a kingdom,Fungi,whichisseparatefromplants, animals , protist and bacteria.Onehigherdifferenceisthatfungalcellshavecellwallsthatcontainschitin. Themembers of thiskingdom can be unicellular, likeyeast,ormulticellular,likemushroom.Fungican’tmovearound.Fungalreproductioniscomplex.
Protistkingdom • The living things in theprotistkingdom can be unicellular, orthey are multicellularwithoutspecializedtissues.Protistlive i almostanyenviromentthatcontainsliquidwater.Mayprotistsuch as thealgae,arephotosynthetic,they can maketheirownfood.
Monerankingdom • Is a kingdomthatcontainsunicellularorganismswith a prokaryoticcellorganization , such as bacteria. • Theorganismsfound in Monerankingdomhavebeendividedintotwodomains,Archea and Bacteria.Wefind Bacteria onland,inwater and in the air.
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Questions and answers Whatthenames of thefivekingdoms? Fungi,protist,moneran,plant and animal kingdom How are thebodies of plants? Thebodies of plants are multicellularorganisms How are thebodies of fungi? Unicellularliketheyeastand multicellularlikethemushroom.
THE END • MADE BY ÁLVARO RODRÍGUEZ GARCÍA • SCHOOL:PIO BAROJA • SUBJECT:SCIENCE