1. The Nature And Variety Of Living Organisms
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MRS CGREN
Movement Respiration Sensitivity to surroundings Control internal conditions Growth Reproduce Excretion Nutrition
Are plants multicellular or unicellular
Multicellular
Chloroplasts
In plant cells - carry’s out photosynthesis for nutrition
Plant cell wall
Cellulose
Plants: eukaryote or prokaryotic?
Eukaryote
Plants carbohydrate storage
Starch or sucrose
Plant example
Maize/flowers/beans
Animal cell: multicellular or unicellular?
Multicellular
Animal cell: eukaryote or prokaryotic
Eukaryote
Animal cells coordination
Nervous coordination - able to move from one place to another
Animal cells nutrition
Feeding
Animal cell carbohydrate store
Glycogen
Animal cell examples
Skin cells/mammals/humans/housefly
Fungi cell unicellular or multicellular
Unicellular - yeast Multicellular - mushrooms
Fungi: eukaryote or prokaryotic
Eukaryote
Does fungi carry out photosynthesis
No
Mycelium network
Thread-like structures called hyphae that contains a lot of nuclei
Fungi cell wall
Chitin
Fungi nutrition
Saprotrophic - release digestive enzymes on food + absorb products of digestion
Fungi carbohydrate store
Glycogen
Fungi examples
Yeast/mushrooms/mucor
Fungi cell diagram
Cell wall and cell membrane
Protoctista nutrition
Various forms of nutrition that are animal and plant like
Protoctista: eukaryote or prokaryotic
Eukaryote