Classification
A flowering plant.
What is an angiosperm?
This makes up the cell walls of plants.
What is cellulose?
Species
What is the most specific level of classification?
Spherical (cocci), Rods (Bacillus), Spiral (Spirilla).
What are the shapes of bateria?
The highest, the broadest, level of classification in the system developed by Linnaeus.
What are kingdoms?
Kingdom that include unicellular organisms with a nucleus, can be plant-like, animal-like or fungi-like.
Kingdom Protista
Reproduction - producing offspring
Respiration - making energy from sugar and oxygen
What are the two 'R's in Mrs Gren and what do they mean.
Water, shelter, food, and air.
What are the necessities of life?
Cannot regulate its own body temperature (cold-blooded)
What is an Ectotherm?
This kingdom takes in nutrients from its surroundings by absorbing and digesting them.
What are Fungi?
Mostly unicellular organisms, can be auto or heterotrophic, live in or near water.
What are protists?
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, and Species.
What are the levels in classification?
Mrs Gren (must say all 7)
What are the requirements of life?
Complex multicellular organisms that have no cell wall, can move and respond to stimuli.
What is Animalia?
This kingdom is prokaryotic, unicellular, autotrophic, or heterotrophic, and found in soil, water, air, and you.
What are Bacteria?