MAKE UP OF 12 POINTS Remembering 1 POINT Prokaryote - A unicellular organism, which has nor a nucleus or membrane Lacks any other membrane-bound organelle. Prokaryote can be bacteria & cyanobacteria Eukaryote – An organism consisting of one or more cells, with a nucleus (has a membrane) containing genetic material Possesses organelles that consist of a membrane. Belong to the Taxon Eukarya or Eukaryota Multicellular – An organism or part that comprises of numerous cells Unicellular – An organism or part that is single-celled Chlorophyll – A green pigment that exists in all green plants & in cyanobacteria, which is culpable for the consumption of light to supply power/energy for photosynthesis. Mitochondria – An organelle found …show more content…
They both do not contain chloroplast (the food producers for plants. Working by converting light energy into sugars that can be used by cells.) The fungal cell contains Cell wall which is made of chitin. A fibrous substance which occurs mostly in the exoskeletons of arthoprods, insects & spiders is the major component/ingredient in exoskeletons, & the cell walls of fungi. Fungal cells do not contain any vacuoles. (Storage of food, water & nutrients) Plant cells contain a cell wall made of cellulose, an organic substance that joins together with tough cell walls to make plants sturdy. The function include isolating harmful materials, storing waste products, storing valuable water, nutrients … mainting pressure within a cell, balancing the PH of a cell, and management in exporting waste products out the cell Fungal cells have small ribosomes because they get most of their proteins from absorption of their surroundings. Fungal do not have chloroplast because they do not contain (green chlorophyll so they don’t use sunlight to produce their food through photosynthesis) this because chloroplast are small organelles that contain chlorophyll and help with the process of photosynthesis. They absorb their foods from dead things and/or from other living things. …show more content…
The ability to move would be limited without skeleton structures. The functions of a bony skeleton are: Maintaining body shape & supporting it, protecting organs, and to help the body move efficiently. Plants do not need a bony skeleton because their cells are surrounded by a stiff cell wall made of cellulose. This substance provides plants with sturdiness & a straight figure (uprightness) in their structure. Evaluating 3 POINTS Propose why cells in a multicellular organism are not all the same Multicellular Organisms are organisms that consist of cells which are numerously numbered. (Meaning more than one cell). They have a great capacity to survive for longer compared to unicellular organisms. Multicellular Organisms are not all the same. Below are the reasons why. To start off with. Multicellular organisms come in all types of different shapes & sizes: The reason because cells have different shapes & sizes in order to carry out their specific functions. In other words they are adapted. Secondly. They have different functions: Multicellular organisms are specialized. Meaning they are all unique to their