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    This document provides a table summarizing key characteristics of different types of microbes: algae, bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and viruses. It notes that algae are photosynthetic, bacteria have true nuclei and cell walls, fungi reproduce through spores and store food as starch, protozoa are eukaryotic and motile, and viruses are non-living and contain nucleic acids within a protein coat. The table provides a high-level overview of the diversity among these different microbial groups.

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    This document provides a table summarizing key characteristics of different types of microbes: algae, bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and viruses. It notes that algae are photosynthetic, bacteria have true nuclei and cell walls, fungi reproduce through spores and store food as starch, protozoa are eukaryotic and motile, and viruses are non-living and contain nucleic acids within a protein coat. The table provides a high-level overview of the diversity among these different microbial groups.

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    SIBBALUCA, KARLA KATRINA B.

    BSN-1D MARCH 10, 2022

    Microbial Diversity
    ALGAE BACTERIA FUNGI PROTOZOA VIRUSES

    - Non-living structures
    - Photosynthetic organisms - Single-celled organisms - They may be unicellular - They have the ability
    or filamentous during their entire life cycle - Non-cellular
    - Found when there is - Have true nucleus found or part of it to move by
    adequate moisture in eukaryotic cells - They reproduce by means - Contain a protein coat
    locomotor organelles or by
    of spores. called capsid
    - Can be either unicellular - Strong cell walls: a gliding mechanism
    or multicellular organisms resistance to environmental - Store their food in the - Have a nucleic acid core
    - All protozoans are
    changes form of starch containing DNA or RNA
    - Occurs in both asexual eukaryotes and therefore
    and sexual forces -Simplest organisms: very - The nuclei of the fungi are possess a “true” or - Enclosed in an protective
    small size very small membrane-bound nucleus envelope

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