Micro Organism Kingdoms In this page I will explain the differences

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Micro Organism Kingdoms
In this page I will explain the differences between Monera, Protista and Fungi Kingdoms.
Monera
Protista
Fungi
Monerans are
Kingdom protista organisms are You have probably seen
widespread but are the least
more complicated than kingdom mushrooms, molds, or yeast
complicated living things on earth! monera organisms! They are still before! These are all part of a
Unlike some other living things, only one cell though! But, unlike kingdom called, fungi! Unlike
they are unicellular organisms and monera, protists do have a true
protista and monera kingdoms
they don't have a true nucleus!
nucleus! (like most cells and
fungi can have unicellular AND
(which almost every unicellular unicellular organisms) Also, this multicellular organisms! Fungi are
organism or cell has) Some can
kingdom contains unicellular
like plants but instead of supplying
survive without water, in super hot organisms it is also home to the
their own food they grow or live
conditions and in really salty
simplest multicellular organisms! on their food like mold. Fungi can
conditions! Monera was the first Other protists such as paramecia range in many different sizes from
organism on Earth! Figure 1 is a and amoebas, are similar to
mushroom toadstools to tiny yeast!
picture of
animals but are not animals. These Yeast can live in many different
what we call round monerans.
organisms are called Protozoa.
habitats such as, the leaves of
They eat organisms. An example flowers or plants, water, land and
of an amoeba is in figure 2.
many different bodies, even
humans!
A picture of yeast is in figure 3.
There are lots of reasons why we need micro organisms! Such as, making bread into rice, turning milk
into yogurt, making antibiotics to treat infections, making more than half the oxygen that we breath, clean
waste in and from sewage water, digest food inside our digestive system and break down oil from oil
spills! As you can see, there are a LOT of ways micro-organisms are used in our everyday life!
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Figure 2
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Figure 3
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