Classification Review

Eubacteria

Have left and right halves that mirror each other

The system used to name organisms using 2 names that come from Latin

Example of Eubacteria

A tool made up of series of paired statements that is used to identify an unknown organism

Secreted into the surrounding area of the bacteria

The 3 parts that help a plant conserve water

Move by short hairs (Cilla)

Gram Positive is when the bacteria accepts the stain and turns pink

Who developed Binomial Nomenclature?

Can't move on its own

Example of Animalia

A sponge is an example of:

Protista

Seed leaf

Have a body cavity (more complex)

Asexual Reproduction

Have body parts arranged around a central point

Male reproductive part of a flower that produces pollen

Cells with a nucleus and membrane bound organelles

Produce seeds that don't develop in a fruit

Prokaryotes can be helpful to humans

Example of Plantae

Female reproductive part of a flower

Highly nutritious material

A group of similar organisms that can mate and reproduces with one another

Milk in the mammary glands distinguishes mammals from other animals

The 3 organs of a plant

Tissues that move food from the leaves down to the rest of the plant

Live in the presence of oxygen

Live in the absence of oxygen

Poisonous substance that disrupts the metabolism

2 cotyledons, broad leaves, network of veins, ring of vascular bundles, flower parts in multiples of 4 or 5

Economic importances of fungi

Produce seeds which develop in a fruit

Example of Archaebacteria

Plantae

What system is domain, kingdom, phylum/division, class, order, family, genus, and species apart of?

Only live for one year

Example of Protista

Scientific names are made up of the class and genus, which is all capitalized and bold

Plant like protists that are autotrophic

You can kill viruses with antibiotics

Archaebacteria

An organism that causes disease

Fungi get their nutrients by digesting food outside of their bodies and decompose it

The 3 embryonic tissue layers

Slender filaments in fungi

Break down organic molecules and make them available for recycling

No specific arrangement of body parts

Found in the cell wall

The genetic material in a virus is found inside of the protein coat

The science of naming and classifying organisms

What kingdom did Archaebacteria and Eubacteria used to be in?

Cells with no nucleus or membrane bound organelles

Fungi and Animalia are both: multicellular, eukaryotic, and heterotrophic

Coccus, Bacillus, and Sprillum are the 3 shapes of a bacteria cell

Example of Fungi

Move by Pseudopod ("false foot")

Animal like protists that are heterotrophic, motile, and can monitor the environment

single cotyledon, long narrow leaves, veins are parallel, vascular bundles are scattered, flower parts in multiples of 3

Move by 1-8 flagella

Live year after year with proper care

Tissues that move water from the roots up to the rest of the plant

Euglena can see with its eyespot

Viruses are living

Do not have a body cavity

Archaebacteria