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Living things which are too small that they cannot be seen with the naked eye and only can be see using microscope

BACTERIA

PROTOZOA

CLASSIFICATION OF MICROORGANISMS

VIRUSES

FUNGI

ALGAE

1. APPEARANCE
2. SHAPE

3. SIZE

4. METHOD OF REPRODUCTION

5. NUTRITION
6. HABITAT

 APPEARANCE
SHAPE SIZE METHOD OF REPRODUCTION NUTRITION HABITAT

 APPEARANCE SHAPE SIZE

METHOD OF REPRODUCTION
NUTRITION

HABITAT

 APPEARANCE SHAPE SIZE

METHOD OF REPRODUCTION
NUTRITION

HABITAT

 APPEARANCE SHAPE SIZE

METHOD OF REPRODUCTION
NUTRITION

HABITAT

 APPEARANCE SHAPE SIZE

METHOD OF REPRODUCTION
NUTRITION

HABITAT

1. EXERCISE 1 2. EXERCISE 2

3. EXERCISE 3
4. EXERCISE 4 5. EXERCISE 5

0.5 m to 1.0 m

ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION EXAMPLE : 1. BINARY FISSION 2. BUDDING

SEXUAL REPRODUCTION EXAMPLE : CONJUGATION

Bacteria obtain food through 2 ways : a. Absorption 1. Saprophytic Bacteria Obtain food from dead animals and plants 2. Parasitic Bacteria Obtain food from living organisms b. Photosynthesis 1. Autotrophic Bacteria Some have chlorophyll and carry out photosynthesis

BACTERIOPHAGE

HELICAL

POLYHEDRAL

SMALLEST AMONG MICROORGANISMS 0.02 m

DUPLICATING

Do not make their own food. They are parasites (obtain food from animals, plants and some bacteria)

Can found in the living cell

YEAST

MUCOR

10 m to 100 m

BUDDING

SPORE FORMATION

Absorption

1. Saprophytic Fungi Obtain food from dead animals and plants 2. Parasitic Fungi Obtain food from living organisms

Can be found in dark and damp places

AMOEBA

PARAMECIUM

5 m to 250 m

BINARY FISSION

Absorption

1. Saprophytic Protozoa Obtain food from dead animals and plants 2. Parasitic Protozoa Obtain food from living organisms

Can be found in soil, fresh water, the oceans and other organisms

SPIROGYRA CHLAMYDOMONAS

Photosynthesis Autotrophic Algae Make their own food through photosynthesis

1 m to 100000 m

ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION EXAMPLE : BINARY FISSION

SEXUAL REPRODUCTION EXAMPLE : CONJUGATION

Can be found in WATER