No Single Characteristic Is Sufficient to Describe a Kingdom; for Example,plants

question 73

Multiple Choice

No single characteristic is sufficient to describe a kingdom; for example,plants and some bacteria share in common

• A) the ability to photosynthesize.
• B) the presence of a cell wall and the absence of a plasma membrane.
• C) a heterotrophic lifestyle.
• D) the ability to reproduce sexually.

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