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Plant Adaptations: Types & Examples

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Plants Kingdom Plantae

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Cell Type: Prokaryote

Number of Cells: Unicellular

Cellular Organization: Single cell performs all life functions

Reproduction: Asexual

Nutrition: Autotrophs or heterotrophs

Role: Decomposers

Adaptations: Can adapt to antibiotics and can adapt to temperature and oxygen levels. They use flagella for movement. Chemotaxis is also used so they can sense if they want to move toward or away from the chemical.

Helpful to Humans: Decomposers

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Acidobacteria
Proteobacteria
Aquificae
Thermus aquaticus
Spirochaetae

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Cell Type: Prokaryote

Number of Cells: Unicellular

Cellular Organization: Single cell performs all life functions

Reproduction: Asexual

Nutrition: Autotrophs or heterotrophs

Role: Decomposers

Adaptations: Archaebacteria can metabolize non food items. They survive in only oxygen free environments because they were around when oxygen was very scarce on earth. Archaebacteria can also live in very harsh environments. They can reduce mineral compounds such as pyrite.

Helpful to Humans: Aid in digestion.

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Crenarchaeota
Lokiarchaeota
Thaumarchaeota
Bathyarchaeota
Euryarchaeota

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Cell Type: Eukaryote

Number of Cells: Multicellular

Cellular Organization: CTOS

Reproduction: Sexual or Asexual

Nutrition: Heterotrophs

Role: Decomposers

Adaptations: The Anenome Stinkhorn uses its smell to attract insects, then it releases spores to reproduce. Mushrooms increase the surface area of their gills so they can reproduce farther, they also have increased the thickness of the spore walls. Mushrooms also have become toxic as defense against predators. Thicker cell walls help with protection from predators.

Helpful to Humans: Fungi help with the production of antibiotics.

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Ascomycota
Eomycota
Hyphomycetes
Microsporidia
Zygomycota

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Orycytolygus cuniculus
Description: Small, furry, long ears
Gram Stain: N/A
Alias: Rabbit, bunny
Location: Lives in holes
Danger Level: Fungi main food source for rabbit
M.O.: Eats fungi to gain energy
Common Victim: Mushroom
Effective Weapon: Poisonous smell or look.

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Cell Type: Eukaryote

Number of Cells: Single Cell

Cellular Organization: Single cell performs all life functions.

Reproduction: Sexually or Asexually

Nutrition: Autotrophs or heterotrophs

Role: Food producers

Adaptations: Cilia is an adaptation that helps the protists move it can also use the flagellum to move. Protists also have a chloroplast so it can use the sun in photosynthesis. An eyespot is used to help the protist find light. Chemotaxis helps the protists know what chemicals to move away from.

Helpful To Humans: Protists help humans by making toothpaste teeth whiteners.

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Plasmodium falconparum
Eimeria stiedae
Theileria parva
Neospora caninum

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Plasmodium
Description: Small purple circles inside cell
Gram Stain: N/A
Alias: Malaria
Location: In red blood cells
Danger Level: 30,000 contract Malaria a year.
M.O.: Cause fast heart rate, headache, and fatigue
Common Victim: People around infected mosquitos
Effective Weapon: Anti-parasitic medicatoin

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Cell Type: Eukaryote

Number of Cells: Multicellular

Cellular Organization: CTOS

Reproduction: Sexual

Nutrition: Heterotrophs

Role: To keep balance in ecosystem

Adaptations: Bears go into hibernation so they can survive the winter easier. Camels store water in their humps because they live in a very dry environment. Pufferfish expand when they feel threatened to try and scare their predator. The Musk Ox has very thick hair to keep it warm in their cold environment. Camouflage is used by the Mimic Octopus to scare their predators and to get close to their prey.

Helpful To Humans: Dolphins are very smart creatures and help humans do many things like fish, dolphins have been known to help humans fish.

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Panthera uncia
Panthera leo
Canis latrans
Thaumoctopus mimicus
Testudines

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Streptococcus pneumoniae
Description: Small purple circles close together.
Gram Stain: Gram positive.
Alias: Pneumonia
Location: In lungs
Danger Level: Can cause a bad cough and pain in chest.
M.O.: Attacks the lungs of its victims.
Common Victims: People who smoke.
Effective Weapon: Penicillin

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Cell Type: Eukaryote

Number of Cells: Multicellular

Cellular Organization: CTOS

Reproduction: Pollination

Nutrition: Autotrophs

Role: Provides food and oxygen

Adaptations: Cacti are able to store water deep in their core for long dry periods. Seaweed leaves are soft so they don't break off in the ocean. Venus Fly Trap has little trigger hairs on the inside of the leaves so it knows when to close on  insects. Roses have thorns on its stem as a self defensive. Poison Ivy causes a rash for its defense.

Helpful To Humans: Ginseng or Panax is helpful to humans because you can make medicine from its roots.

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Calochortus albus

Mimulus  pictus

Passiflora incarnata

Erigeron

Drosera intermedia

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SpiroplasmasDescription: zig zag shape.
Gram Stain: gram positive.
Alias: Mollicutes
Location: Hemolymph of insects.
Danger Level: Can cause cataracts.