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six kingdom power point By chase thompson

plant All plants have cell walls Plants mostly get there energy from the sun They contain chloroplasts which makes them green Asexual reproduction 300-315 thousands species Some plants only bloom once Used in medicines and drugs Also a can be used for food

plants

animal They are multicellular They are eukaryotic organisms Heterotroph Most are motile Reproduces sexually They develop They under go metamorphosis Kingdom animalia or metazoa

animal

protist In the kingdom protista unicellular Photosynthetic They are algea In the ocean they are plankton Cause disease They have no tissue Primary producer

protist

fungi They are eukaryotic They are bacteria EX: yeast and mold They have cell walls The cell walls are made of chitin Used in antibiotics They can mold on about any food Fungus means mushroom

fungi

Archaebacteria They are methane-producing bacteria They have a protein like cell wall use minerals instead of organic compounds Can tolerate heats up to88 degrees Eukaryote cells Archae and bacteria are quite similar in size and shape few archaea have very strange or unusual shapes lived in harsh environments

Archaebacteria

Eubacteria eubacteria have a wide range of shapes Prokaryotic microorganisms Eubacteria were among the first life forms to appear on earth Eubacteria are vital in recycling nutrients Eubacteria cells don’t contain a nucleus Asexual reproduction Eubacteria are the cause of many diseases Reproduce very fast

Eubacteria