New: livingthingsAll contenthive-129948hive-196917krzzanhive-185836steemhive-183959hive-150122hive-180932photographyhive-188619hive-166405hive-184714hive-144064hive-101145hive-183397hive-145157uncommonlabbitcoinhive-103599hive-193637hive-193186hive-113376krsuccesshive-139150TrendingNewHotLikersmiss-t (63)in hive-195150 • 3 years agoClassification Kingdom PlantaeKingdom Plantae is made up of organisms of different sizes from tiny mosses to giant trees, but with the similarity that all are multicellular and eukaryotic. Plant cells have a membrane, nucleus…miss-t (63)in hive-195150 • 3 years agoFungi unicellular (Yeast) and multicellular(mushroom) organisms (Part 01)For weeks, I have been sharing my little knowledge of the classification of organisms. This week, I will be moving on to the eukaryotes' cells. A good example is Fungi, which we will be looking…miss-t (63)in hive-195150 • 3 years agoProtista - Eukarya (Organisms: Amoebae) Part 02image source Classification Classification of organisms is based on the similarities in observable characteristics and morphology. They are not a group of an organism called Amoeba, but rather…miss-t (63)in hive-195150 • 3 years agoProtista - Eukarya (Organisms: Amoebae) Part 01Amoebas are eukaryotic organisms that walk in a crawling manner. In my previous post, I mention that organisms are into two groups, that is prokaryotes and eukaryotes cells. Eukaryotic cells are…miss-t (63)in hive-195150 • 3 years agoThe Five (Six) kingdoms of living thingsImage source Years ago, living things were classified into two kingdoms, is Animalia and Plantae. Things placed under the Animalia kingdom were things that moved, ate, and grew to a certain…answerswithjoe (67)in life • 5 years ago[PODCAST] What Is Life? A Surprisingly Complex Question | Answers With JoeWhat is life? Seems like a really simple question. But it’s actually more complex than you can imagine. And the search for the answer leads to other questions and thoughts that change our very…cutedaddy (37)in partiko • 6 years agoThe world cannot live without the arctic, it affects every living thing on earth and actsbas a virtual thermostat, reflecting sunlight and cooling the planet.A tree is know by its fruit, a man by his deeds. Even if one tree falls down it wouldnt affect the entire forest. So lets look in the future in this little tree I plant this tree a month ago and now…wondo (54)in secret • 7 years agoSTEEMIT: Revealing the Secrets of Sentient Beings #1How is the development of tulips .....? Tulips breed with tubers called tuber bulbs. In tubers containing food reserves for new plant growth, will leaves, flowers, and bulbs (tubers). The…ardapyan (52)in animalphotography • 7 years agoAnimal PhotographyIguana also known as the American iguana, is a large, arboreal, mostly herbivorous species of lizard of the genus Iguana and one of the most popular lizards to have ever been kept as a pet. Saw…harislalana (42)in steemit • 7 years agoDEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH OF LIFEHay friend steemit, may you all healthy and always the spirit of doing the activity. On this occasion I @harislalana will discuss about the process of the development of living things Every living…sudutpandang (65)in animals • 7 years agoEndangered Animals In Indonesia, Pongo Tapanuliensis.Pongo Tapanuliensis animals have just been found in Indonesia, but these rare animals have been included in the category of endangered. Fire and land are one of the threats of their extinction. I…bakhtiarzehri (50)in cell • 7 years agoWhat Is a Cell?• A cell is the basic unit structure and function in all living things. • It needs water and nutrients to survive.…
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