What characteristics hold these kingdoms together. Archae bacteria, protista, fungi, plantae, and animalia. ?

Thanks muchWhat characteristics hold these kingdoms together. Archae bacteria, protista, fungi, plantae, and animalia. ?
tut tut, you should do your homework by yourselfWhat characteristics hold these kingdoms together. Archae bacteria, protista, fungi, plantae, and animalia. ?
They basically all are living creatures than follow the rules that allow something to be considered living (getting energy, using energy, reacting to change, etc.)
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they were classified by kingdoms because they don't have any similar characteristics
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What are some strange facts about Protists, Archaebacteria, Fungi, Plantae, and Eubacteria?

What are some strange facts about these kingdoms or the organisms in them?What are some strange facts about Protists, Archaebacteria, Fungi, Plantae, and Eubacteria?
I have always been partial to a fungus that infects ants. When this particular fungi reaches reproductive maturity, it sends a fairly large fruiting body out of the ant's thorax.What are some strange facts about Protists, Archaebacteria, Fungi, Plantae, and Eubacteria?
Sorry about the lack of a name, I just can't seem to remember what the fungus is called.

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Biology fungi question.. I need to list 2 fungi body components with description ?

I need to list 2 body components with description about fungi for my bio class. details please!!Biology fungi question.. I need to list 2 fungi body components with description ?
The mushrooms like chanterelles are classed as Basidiomycota because they have a basidia that bears spores.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basidia


The fungus spreads itself over a large area by growing hyphae through the food source and collecting nourishment. The hyphae are long linked cells that are so fine they are bundled in threads called mycelium. The mycelium are large enough to be visible.








Here are pages for fungal anatomy


http://www.bio.brandeis.edu/fieldbio/Fun鈥?/a>


http://www.mansfield.ohio-state.edu/~sab鈥?/a>

How can fungi cause respiratory-tract infections?

Fungi can cause respiratory tract infections by being inhaled, and then the spores find themselves in a warm-moist environment, and start to grow. The dangerous part of most fungal infections is actually the body's immune response. Yes, the fungi can kill you, but the body's own deployment of cytokines (devastating chemicals to most bacteria, but not as effective on fungi), also harm your body tissue at high concentration and long term exposure. In the end, it is possible to kill you faster than the fungi. Many times in respiratory-tract infections, a granuloma is formed (the fungi is surrounded by tissue which prevents fungal spread). This can reduce lung capacity, flexibility, and cause many of the symptoms. There are many anti-fungals that are now available for treating these infections.How can fungi cause respiratory-tract infections?
because it canHow can fungi cause respiratory-tract infections?
A person inhales spores such as in the systemic mycosis, coccidioidomycosis which produces tuberculosis-like symptoms in th lungs.

Do bracket fungi have fungicidal effects against fusarium wilt of banana?

bracket fungi like the ganoderma, auricullaria. armillaria and etc.





fusarium wilt of banana or the panama wilt disease of banana.Do bracket fungi have fungicidal effects against fusarium wilt of banana?
Yes.

How do fungi survive in the forest?

the answer has to do something with light. im not sure. someone please help. last minute homework.How do fungi survive in the forest?
Because of the decomposing material surrounding them. It's not light. Fungi aren't plants. They do NOT carry out photosynthesis. In fact, they're in a different KINGDOM for a reason. ^^ Trees die, fungi feed on it, they thrive. Simple cycle. They're decomposers...How do fungi survive in the forest?
They either live off of the detritus - dead organic matter, or they can live off of the plants as a parasite. They are pretty resourceful.

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Differentiate between the four major phyla of fungi.?

Dont answer the question. I dont want that. I just need someone to explain what the question is asking. Thank-you in advance.Differentiate between the four major phyla of fungi.?
the question is asking why the fungi are seperated into four different phyla. what makes each phyla unique? Why are they seperated that way?