Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
ALGAE
BACTERIA
FUNGI
PROTOZO
A
Groups of
Microorganis
ms
VIRUS
BACTERIA
SIMPLE STRUCTURE OF
BACTERIA
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SIZE OF
BACTERIA
0.2 m 10 m
( 1 m = 0.001
mm)
bacillus
spirillum
SHAPE
OF
BACTER
IA
coccus
vibrio
PARASITIC
MODES
OF
NUTRITI
ON
AUTOTROPH
SAPROPHY
TIC
IC
-Photosynthesis
-chemosynthesis
RESPIRATION
AEROBIC
ANAERO
BIC
ASEXU
AL BINAR
REPRODUC
TION
SEXUAL
CONJUGATI
ON
Y
FISSIO
N
conjugat
ion
Bacteria
CHARACTERISTICS
EXPLANATION
1. SIZE
0.2 m 10 m
( 1 m = 0.001 mm)
2. SHAPE
coccus
bacillus
Spirilla
Vibrio
3. MODES OF
NUTRITION
4. HABITAT
5. RESPIRATION
6. REPRODUCTION
FUNGI
Do not
have
chlorophyll
Some are
unicellular
such as yeast
Some are
multicellular
such as mucor
General structure
SIZE OF FUNGI
10 m 100 m
( 1 m = 0.001
mm)
NETWORK
OF
FILAMENT
SHAPE
SPHERICAL
PARASITIC
SAPROPHY
tinea
TIC
MODES
OF
NUTRITI
SAPROPHY ON
TIC
PARASITIC
Secrete enzymes to
break down
Spore
formati
on
REPRODUC
TION
SEXUAL
CONJUGATI
ON
ASEXU
AL
Buddin
g
Fungi
CHARACTERISTICS
1. SIZE
EXPLANATION
10 m 100 m
( 1 m = 0.001 mm)
2. SHAPE
Spherical
Network of filament
3. MODES OF
NUTRITION
4. HABITAT
5. REPRODUCTION
PROTOZOA
unicellular animals
SIZE OF
PROTOZOA
5 m 250 m
( 1 m = 0.001
mm)
HABITAT
-aquatic
habitats(ponds,drains,rivers,se
as
-damp places(damp soil)
-bodies of living organisms9as
parasites)
PARASITIC
MODES
OF
NUTRITI
ON
SAPROPHY
TIC
ASEXU
AL BINAR
REPRODUC
TION
SEXUAL
CONJUGATI
ON
Y
FISSIO
N
Protozoa
CHARACTERISTICS
EXPLANATION
1. SIZE
5 m 250 m
( 1 m = 0.001 mm)
2. SHAPE
Spherical
Spindleshaped
Irregular-shaped
3. MODES OF
NUTRITION
4. HABITAT
5. REPRODUCTION
ALGAE
-unicellular-eg,Chlamydomonas
sp.
-multicellular-eg,Spirogyra sp.
-have
chloroplast,nucleus,cytoplasm,cell
ulose cell wall.
Spirogyra
Chlamydomonas
Algae
CHARACTERISTICS
EXPLANATION
1. SIZE
1 m 100 m
( 1 m = 0.001 mm)
2. SHAPE
Spherical
Oval-shaped
filamentous
3. MODES OF
NUTRITION
4. HABITAT
5. REPRODUCTION
VIRUS
VIRUS
Virus
CHARACTERISTICS
EXPLANATION
1. SIZE
0.02 m 0.4 m
( 1 m = 0.001 mm)
2. SHAPE
Spherical
rod-shaped
cubic
3. MODES OF
NUTRITION
4. HABITAT