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The document compares the characteristics of five kingdoms: animals, plants, fungi, protists, and prokaryotes. It notes that animals are multicellular, while prokaryotes are unicellular. It describes the key cellular structures for each kingdom, such as plants having cells walls made of cellulose and containing chloroplasts, while prokaryotes lack nuclei and mitochondria. The document also outlines the different methods of nutrition for each kingdom, such as plants utilizing photosynthesis and fungi engaging in saprophytic or parasitic nutrition.
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