‘SIX KINGDOMS CHARACTERISTICS CHART Eubacteria | Archasbacteria Protsta Fungus Plant Animal ol Type Brokeryote | prokaryote eukaryote eukaryote | eukaryote | eukaryote Number of ells | _uniceluiar | _unicelular | -mosturcaular | most mulicoiuir | mulieluier | muticelar Level of faiahaiae call cal most el most tssue systems systems - can | Soniaing pectin or ron Soar lapeia Tora — Pentdoaly uncommon lipids | (green algae: cellulose) i pa Mode of Mutton | aeteroroph | autonetrtopn | _aoretectosn | RASHES Susan | patron Reproduction asenual asenal senuaveseual | sexuallasewal | senialasenal | sexualasesual Motility somemoile | nonmotie | motieinenmatie | mestnonmatie | _nonmotie motile many pathogenic | many pathogen fixnirogen ¥ patho : mblotie (materia, Afican | "athletes fot, | epiphyte | parastic worms, Symbiotic | many athogene | isin igeston | sleeping setness, | yeastinecton, | myeortizae |" bamactes, - ee ‘amoebe dysentery) | ringworm) mistletoe clowntish - cellulose digestion lichen algae major aquatic major oxygen & Ecological fix nitrogen onygen & food food source | human impact on Importance decomposers jaeoompaser producers decomposets | (photosynthesis | — environment digal boom Trophic level 1) icon He fermented food gaerseto | “extreme cant Ive without other cucayote | condone | tnpastototn | products rn invoretrates crganeles | ancestors of S06 sure | pecine source cukaretes ibe: sponges Examples Eeehercie coli | metnanobactoia | 98, davors, chen, yeast flowers‘The six kingdoms are grouped according to tive major categories in addition to other major characteristics. The categories are: | CELL TYPE: (kind of cel) al cells are made of the same organic material) [A PROKARYOTIC: no organized nucieus, no intemal membranes, peptidoglycan coll wal have ribosomes (smal), bacteria and blue ‘green algae 8, EUKARYOTIC: organized nucleus, internal membranes, nonpeptidoslycan cel wall I. CELLULAR ORGANIZATION: ‘A. NUMBER OF CELLS 1. UNICELLULAR: (single-colled) all fe functions, solary or colonial (chains or clumps) 2, MULTICELLULAR: (many-collad) '. hyphae body form b. tissue diferentiaton (limited to advanced organisms) B. LEVELS OF ORGANIZATION (Tissue Differentiation) {eels 2. lssues, 3, organs, 4, organ system, 5. organism ©. CELL WALL 1. PEBTIDOGLYCAN: contain peptidoglycan, a complex web-lke molecule; found only in the Eubacteria 2, UNCOMMON LIPIDS: nonpeptidoaiycan, contains uncommon lipids, found only in Archaebactela, 3. BECTIN: contain pectin a complex polysaccharide, found in most Protista 3. CELLULOSE: contain cellulose @ complex polysaccharide; found in Plantae ‘3, GHITIN: contain chitin, @ tough material ke that making up crab shes; found oniy in the Fungi I MODE OF NUTRITION (how obtain enerayigets food) ‘A. AUTOTROPHIC: meke own food, contain chiorophyil (photosynthetic), (some without chlorophyll are chemotrophic) 8. HETEROTROPHIC: get food from other organism, no chlorophyll ingestion or absorption (fee ling, parastc, saprophytic) IV, Method of REPRODUCTION ‘A. ASEXUAL: only one parent, offspring genetically identical to parent, no union of gametes. 8. SEXUAL: two parents, offspring genetically cifferent from parents (a combination ofthe two), union of gametes V. MOTILITY ‘A. MOTILE: ability to move trom place to place, may only be mote in larval stage B. NONMOTILE: cannot move from place to place, maybe sessile (altached to surface)