Protists
Plant-like protists are also called this.
Algae
Viruses reproduce inside of these.
Fungi are multicellular and have a nucleus with DNA, so they are considered this.
Eukaryotes
Bacteria are single celled organisms that do not have a nucleus. This means that they are classified as this.
Prokaryotes
This group of organisms is considered non-living.
Virus
This is the term for an animal-like protist.
Protozoan
This is the term for an organism that provides a source of energy for a virus.
Host
These structures allow fungi to absorb food.
Hyphae
This is the process of bacteria cell division.
Binary fission
This is an organism that lives in or on a host and causes harm.
Protists may be called fungus-like because of this.
They have spores
These are substances that are used to destroy viruses.
Vaccines
This word describes the method for fungi to get their food.
Heterotrophs
This is a hardy structure that bacteria produce to survive harsh environments.
Endospore
This surrounds bacteria and fungi cells.
Cell wall
This is the whip-like extension that helps protists move.
This is the term for a virus that attacks bacteria.
Bacteriophage
This is the form of asexual reproduction that some fungi can do.
Budding
Sexual reproduction of bacteria where one cell transfers its genetic material to another cell.
Conjugation
These are hair-like projections that help sweep in food and move cells.
Cilia
Pseudopod
These are the two reasons viruses are considered non-living.
They do not use their own energy to reproduce and they are not cells
This is the part of the fungi that people normally see.
Fruiting body
This is a method for slowing down food spoilage.
Pasteurization
Fungi or algae/autotrophic bacteria