The Plant Kingdom Plants are multicellular organisms that use chlorophyll in specialized cellular structures called chloroplasts to capture sunlight energy and convert it into organic matter. We refer to plants as autotrophs(self-feeders). Also included in the Plant Kingdom are algae that are not multicellular, but are cells with a nucleus (unlike bacteria).
Besides the algae, most plants are divided into one of two groups, the nonvascular plants (such as mosses) and the vascular plants (such as most crops, trees, and flowering plants). Vascular plants have specialized tissue that allows them to transport water and nutrients from their roots to their leaves and back again, even when the plant is several hundred feet tall. Nonvascular plants cannot do this and remain very small in size. Vascular plants are able to inhabit moist as well as dry environments, whereas nonvascular plants are mostly found in moist, marshy areas because they have no vascular tissue to transport water.
multicellular,autotrophic
make it's own food
makes its own food
I don’t know
The process of photosynthesis is one characteristic of the plant kingdom that distinguishes it from members of the animal kingdom.
Members of the plant kingdom are multicellular. This is also true for animals. Bacteria are single celled and so are amoeba.
members of the plant kingdom are multicellular
No, because a mushroom is not a plant, but a fungus. Fungi are not members of the plant kingdom. In fact, mushrooms are genetically closer to animals than they are to plant.
Plant cells belong to plants, therefore they belong to the kingdom Plantae.
members of the plant kingdom are multicellular
NO they are members of the animal kingdom faulse!
The process of photosynthesis is one characteristic of the plant kingdom that distinguishes it from members of the animal kingdom.
Members of the plant kingdom usually stand still, while animals tend to move about.
Members of the plant kingdom usually stand still, while animals tend to move about.
No. They are not.
The cell wall and chloroplasts.
chloroplasts
No. Invertebrates are members of the animal kingdom, not the plant kingdom.
Cell wall/cell membrane
No; a kingdom describes a specific family of species, as in 'plant kingdom.'
non