Science, asked by Nive0018, 1 year ago

number of kingdoms in whittaker's classification without cellulose in their cell wall? 1)three. 2)two. 3)one

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Answered by nanda1408

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2)two
that are
kingdom animalia and kingdom plantae

Nive0018: animali don't have cell wall

Nive0018: plantae cell wall made up of cellulose

nanda1408: but he proposed that in living organisms there are two kingdoms later , there are added with few which don't fit in both

Answered by anvesh54

1

Answer:

2 kingdoms;

1) Monera

2) Animalia

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