ANIMAL CELL, PLANT CELL,

BACTERIA, FUNGUS AND

VIRUS

Fahad Al Thani 7C

Animal Cell Enclosed by a plasma membrane Contains a membrane-bound nucleus

and organelles. Unlike the cells of plants and fungi,

animal cells do not have a cell wall.

Animal Cell Structure

Plant Cell Cell which is the main structure and

function of the plant. Contains a cell wall which serves as a

protective layer. Organized the same as animal cells,

except for cell wall.

Plant Cell Structure

Bacteria A very large group of microorganisms. Contains prokaryotic cell structure,

lacking a nucleus. Can live in all environments such as soil,

water, in the air, and in bodies of organisms.

Bacteria Structure

Fungus A diverse group of eukaryotic single

cells or multi-organisms. Live by decomposing and absorbing

organic material in which they grow. Common as mushrooms, mildews and

molds.

Fungus Structure

Virus A micro-organism which is smaller than

bacteria. Cannot grow or reproduce apart from a

living cell. Invades living cells.

Virus Structure

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