2. It is the arrangement of organism or
group of organism into distinct
categories
It is based on similarities and
dissimilarities among the organism.
3. To know various kind of plants on the
earth with names, geographical
distribution, characteristic and their
economic importance.
To ascertain nomenclature
To know phylogenetic relation
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5. Complexity of cell structure
Complexity of organisms
Mode of nutrition
Life style
Phylogenetic relationship
6. They are unicellular.
They may be autotrophic or heterotrophic.
These are prokaryotic cells without
distinct nucleus or cell organelles.
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9. Protista are unicellular with defined
nucleus.
Have pseudopodia or hair like cilia or
whip like flagella for locomotion.
Autotrophs – eg. euglena, volvox
Heterotrophs – eg. Amoeba, Paramoecium
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11. These are non- green, eukaryotic,
heterotrophic organisms.
They are saprotrophs.
Have cell wall of chitin.
Eg – Apergillus, Mushrooms,
Penecillium
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14. Unicellular, parasitic organism.
Bacterial cell is prokaryotic with cell wall, but
nucleus and cell organelles are absent.
Reproduce by binary fission.
They can double in number in 20 mins.
Size – 1µm to 10 µm
22. Smaller than bacteria.
Found in the form of independent particle. It’s
a long molecule of DNA or RNA covered in a
protein coat.
They can survive in living system.
And able to cause diseases.
Size - 10nm to 100nm