Question

A. What are the salient features of monera?​

Answer 1

MONERA:

• They are prokaryotes,i.e, they dont have a well defined nucleus or organelles.
• They are unicellular.
• They can be either autotrophic or heterotrophic.
• Some have cell wall some do not.
• Examples: blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) or anabaena

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Answer 2

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Kingdom Monera:

It is very surprising to know that bacteria alone occupy a complete kingdom in the hierarchy of living organisms. They are the omnipresent organisms of the living world. We can find bacteria almost everywhere. This property can be owed to the fact that bacteria have a wide range of variety and many of them are adapted to survive in extreme environmental conditions. A large number of bacteria also live on other organisms as parasites.

Kingdom Monera

Kingdom Monera

Bacteria can be classified into four major types based on their shape:

Coccus – Spherical shaped

Bacillus – rod-shaped

Vibrium – comma-shaped

Spirillium – spiral-shaped

As far as the mode of nutrition of bacteria is concerned, some of them are autotrophic while rest of them are heterotrophic.