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| Unicellular microorganisms that belong to the Kingdom Monera |
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| Jelly like mixture of substances that makes up most of the cell. |
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| When food is scarce or conditions become unfavorable some bacteria form a small internal resting cell called an |
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| A long whip like structure that propels a cell through its environment |
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| A living thing that provides a home and/or food for a parasite |
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| Viruses consist of an outer |
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| tiny noncellular particles that infect living cells |
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| A chemical that destroys or weakens harmful organisms |
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| Certain helpful bacteria produce substances that are used to fight disease. |
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| Essential part of thefood and energy relationships that link all life on Earth |
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| Interchangeable with Monerans |
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| Oldest forms of life on earth and the most numerous and varied |
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| Some are Heterotrphs;Some are hetrotrophic ________ are parasites; others are decomposers |
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| Some are autotrphs and produce oxygen |
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| Controls which substances enter and leave the cell. |
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| Tough rigid structure that surrounds, supports, and shapes the cell. It also protects |
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| Some autotrphic bacteria produce |
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| The food making process of blue-green algae produces______ as well as food. |
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| An organism that survives by living on or in a host organism, thus harming it |
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