variety of living organisms

• how do plants store carbohydrates?

  as starch or sucrose
• what is the structure of fungi?

  mycelium from thread-like structures called hyphae - contain many nuclei
• how do fungi feed?

  saprotrophic nutrition
• how do fungi store carbohydrate?

  glycogen
• examples of fungi?

  Mucor and yeast
• eukaryotic organisms?

  plants, animals, fungi, protoctists
• examples of protoctists?

  Amoeba, chlorella, plasmodium - causes malaria
• prokaryotic organisms?

  bacteria
• pathogen examples?

  fungi, bacteria, protoctists, viruses
• structure of viruses?

  protein coat, either DNA or RNA
• are viruses smaller than bacteria?

  yes
• examples of viruses?

  tobacco mosaic virus - discolours leaves of tobacco plants by preventing the formation of chloroplasts

  influenza virus - causes flu

  HIV virus - causes AIDS