Plants
Part of the leaf that controls water release and gas exchange
Stomata
An organism that is not a plant, fungi, or animal
A protist
Viruses do not meet the requirements to be this
Living Organisms
What Archaean are typically referred to as
extremophiles
Prokaryotic cells lack this part
Nucleus
The part of a plant that houses the phloem and xylem
The Stele
The new groupings that protists find themselves in
Supergroups
What do Phages infect
Bacteria
The way that bacteria and Archean reproduce
Binary Fission
The type of symbiosis where both individuals benifit
Mutualism
The supergroup containing land plants
Archaeplastida
A protist that has a 2-piece glass shell
diatoms
the protein coat that protects viral nucleic acid
Capsid
Bits of nucleic acid that help bacteria resist antibiotics
Plastid
The supergroup both fungi and animals are found within
Unikonta
The part of phloem that requires a companion cell to function
Sieve tube element
Two supergroups that do not contain any of the traditional kingdoms
Excavata and SAR clade
A virus that uses reverse transcriptase
Retrovirus
the substance that gram staining tests for
Peptidoglycan
An infectious agent that attacks Mammals
Prions
the two organelles that are used as evidence of endosymbiosis
Chloroplast and mitochondria