Question

Write a note on : whittaker classification system

Answer 1

Answer:

hlo...

Explanation:

he introduced five kingdom classification....

in which he placed monera,,protista,, fungi,, plantae,, animalia,,

on the basis of mode of reproduction and thallus organisation,, and phylogenetic relationship..

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Answer 2

Answer:

easiest way to learn this is by making a flow chart:

Explanation:

whittaker classification:

1. monera

• unicellular prokaryotes
• undefined nucleus and membrane bound cell organelles
• can be autotrophic/heterotrophic
• can have cell wall/ no cell wall

2. protista

• unicellular eukaryotes
• defines nucleus and membrane bound organelles
• uses appendages like cilia (in paramecium), pseudopodia (in amoeba) and whip like flagella ( in euglena) for locomotion

• can be autotrophic/heterotrophic

3. fungi

• achlorophyllous ( absence of chlorophyll)
• heterotrophic
• eukaryotic
• unicellular/filamentous
• has the capacity to become multicellular
• cell wall made up of chitin or fungal cellulose
• mutually dependent (called symbiosis) like, fungi and blue-green algae

4. plantae

• multicellular, eukaryotic
• had call wall made of cellulose
• autotrophic, reserves foods like starch and lipids

5. animilia

• multicellular, eukaryotic
• no cell walls
• heterotrophic
• definite size and shape
• stores glocogen and fat

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