Which of the following kingdoms, the eukaryotic multicellular autotrophs are classified?
Correct answer: A. Plantae
- A. Plantae
- B. Animalia
- C. Monera
- D. Protista
Explanation
Plants are made up of many cells, and each of these cells has a true nucleus, which puts them in the eukaryotic group. They're also autotrophic, meaning they can make their own food using sunlight through photosynthesis. As a group, all these features place them in the kingdom Plantae.Members of this kingdom usually have cell walls made of cellulose, contain chlorophyll for capturing light energy, and show a clear pattern of growth and development. They range from tiny mosses to huge trees, but they all share the same basic characteristics that define them as plants.
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Biological classification uses taxonomic ranks, binomial nomenclature and shared characteristics to organize life into kingdoms. The major groups include prokaryotes, protists, fungi, plants and animals, with comparisons based on cell type, cell wall, nutrition, body organization, reproduction and evolutionary relationships; prokaryotes lack a membrane-bound nucleus.
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