Question
How are mushrooms and yeasts classified in the biological taxonomy system?
a. As prokaryotic organisms, similar to bacteria
b. As a kingdom that includes organisms with cell walls with cellulose
c. As a kingdom distinct from plants and animals with cell walls
d. As eukaryotic organisms that photosynthesize
a. As prokaryotic organisms, similar to bacteria
b. As a kingdom that includes organisms with cell walls with cellulose
c. As a kingdom distinct from plants and animals with cell walls
d. As eukaryotic organisms that photosynthesize
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Mushrooms and yeasts are classified in the biological taxonomy system as:
**c. As a kingdom distinct from plants and animals with cell walls**
They belong to the kingdom Fungi, which is characterized by having cell walls made of chitin, rather than cellulose (which is found in plants). Fungi are distinct from both plants and animals and are eukaryotic organisms, but they do not photosynthesize.
**c. As a kingdom distinct from plants and animals with cell walls**
They belong to the kingdom Fungi, which is characterized by having cell walls made of chitin, rather than cellulose (which is found in plants). Fungi are distinct from both plants and animals and are eukaryotic organisms, but they do not photosynthesize.