Question

1. To which kingdom does Lactobacillus bacteria belong?
A) Protista E) Monera (C) fungi (D) Plantae​

Answer 1

Answer:

protista

Explanation:

lactobacillus is in kingdom protista

Answer 2

Let me write the question correctly for you.

Question:

To which kingdom do Lactobacillus bacteria belong?

(A) Protista

(B) Monera

(C) Fungi

(D) Plantae​

Answer:

Lactobacillus bacteria belong to the kingdom Monera. The correct option is (B)

Explanation:

• Protista is the taxonomic kingdom in which the organisms are unicellular eukaryotes. The organisms possess nuclear membranes and mitochondria.
• Monera is the taxonomic kingdom, which includes unicellular prokaryotes. In the five-kingdom classification system, the bacteria belong to the Monera. In the bacterial cell, a well-organized nucleus, Golgi body, and mitochondria are absent.
• The distinctive character of Fungi is that they are heterotrophic. They may be either parasites or maybe saprophytes. The thallus or plant body of a fungus is made up of a colorless filamentous structure called hyphae. The hyphae with branches and sub-branches form a complex network called mycelium.
• Kingdom Plantae includes plants.

Hence, Lactobacillus bacteria belong to the kingdom Monera and the correct option is (B)