2. Plantae Convert sunlight energy through photosynthesis Don’t have legs or any limps fixed in one place cant move Plants form phragmoplasts and a cell plate during cell division Adapted to the conditions on land through the development of a waxy cuticle to prevent drying out The root system helps supplies the plant with nutrients
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4. Animalia Are heterotrophic , obtaining their energy by consuming energy releasing food substance Typically reproduce sexually Made up of cells that do not have cell walls Animals are capable of motion in some stage of there lives Animals are able to respond quickly to external stimuli as a result of nerve cells , muscle or contractile tissue ,or both
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6. Archaebacteria One of the oldest of organisms found on planet earth Usually found under extremes of conditions like acidic and hot temperatures They survive only in oxygen free environments the size of archaebacteria ranges from 1/10th of a micrometer to more than 15 micrometers Since these organisms don’t have a nucleus the genetic material floats freely in the cytoplasm
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8. Eubacteria Common one the one we refer to when we say bacteria One of the 3 main domains of life Complex structure , biochemical diversity Responsible for many human diseases Found under neutral conditions
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10. Protista Can only live in aquatic environments Plant like protists are thought to be ansectors of modern day plants They are grouped into 3 categories : animal like , fungus like , and plant like Reproduce asexually or sexually Feed off of the water around them or the light energy
