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Page 1: Five kingdom classification

Diversity

of

organisms

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Five Kingdom Classification

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Prokaryotic cell

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Eukaryotic- Animal cell

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Eukaryotic-Plant cell

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KINGDOM MONERA

• Unicellular• Prokaryotic• Cell wall is non cellulosic• Nutrition - autotrophic or heterotrophic•Locomotion – flagella, gliding or non motile.•Reproduction – conjugation, transduction and transformation

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Gleocapsa sps.

Anabaena sp

Cyanobacteria

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Bacteria types

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KINGDOM PROTISTA

• Eukaryotic• Unicellular • Cell wall present in some forms• Autotrophic or heterotrophic or combination of

both.• Locomotion- cilia, flagella, ameboid, contractile

fibres.• Reproduction- fertilization, conjugation,

fragmentation, budding.

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Algae 1. Dinoflagellates

2. Diatoms

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Chlorella sps. Scenedesmus sp.

Cladophora sp. Volvox

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Others

Opalina Entamoeba

Arcella Amoeba Trypanosoma

Paramecium

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KINGDOM FUNGI

• Eukaryotic• Unicellular or Multi cellular • Cell wall made up of chitin and other non

cellulose polysaccharide.• Heterotrophic mode of nutrition (saprophytes)• Non motile• Fertilization

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Yeast

Physarum polycephalumSporangial forms Saprolegnia sp

Saprolegnia sp. Peronospora parasitica

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Leaf infected with a downy mildew.

Slime mold sporangiaAethalia

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Coprinus comatus

Amanita musaria

Coprinus sp. - "Shagy mane"

Bracket fungi

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KINGDOM PLANTAE

• Eukaryotic • Multi cellular• Cell wall made up of cellulose and other

polysaccharides.• Autotrophic (photosynthetic)• Non motile• Reproduction- vegetative, asexual (spores),

sexual (gametes)

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Bryophytes

Polytricum sp. female gametopytes Polytricum sp. male gametopytes

Moss varieties

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Pteridophytes

Fern (Nephrolepis)

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Gymnosperms

Thuja Pine

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Angiosperms

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Kingdom animalia

• Eukaryotic• Multi cellular• Cell wall is absent• Heterotrophic• Locomotion by means of specialized organs• Reproduction – Sexual (gametes)

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Kingdom animalia 1.Non Chordates

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2. Chordates

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Lichens

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Viruses

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Viroids

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