Fungi kingdom

Kingdom Fungi is a part of the five kingdom classifications given by R.H Whittaker. Kingdom Fungi characteristics include a chitinous cell wall, heterotrophic nutrition, and a filamentous body structure known as mycelium. Fungi are eukaryotic, heterotrophic organisms. Kingdom fungi classification is constantly evolving but currently includes major phyla like Ascomycota

Overview The Kingdom Fungi is comprised of unique heterotrophic organisms with a diverse range of morphologies and habitats Fungi can ...

Autumn woodland fungi composition

"Club Fungi" Kingdom Fungi, Phylum Basidiomycota

Ascomycetes are fungi that reproduce by forming spores within a sac-like structure, the ascus. The majority of ascomycetes are small, inconspicuous fungi (yeasts or cup fungi), but a few macro-fungi are also included in this group (truffles, morels, etc.). A large part of the ascomycetes are typically lichenized.

Kingdom Protista is one of the five kingdoms that classify various living organisms. Kingdom Protista includes single-celled and multicellular eukaryotes like protozoans, algae, and various other microorganisms which are neither plants nor animals or fungi. Kingdom Protista possesses cells with a defined nucleus and membrane-bound organelles. Protists can be found

Protists is a living group of eukaryotic (cell wall) that not included into the animalia (animals), Plantae (plants) and fungi (mushroom) kingdom. Most members of the protist organisms are

Fungi Kingdom

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