Eubacteria
Coccus
Species: Staphylococcus Aureaus
Bacillus
Speices: Yersinia pestis
Spiral
Species: Treponema pallidum
Arhaebacteria
Species: Acidulprofudum boonei
Protists
Animal
Phylum
SacrodinesCiliates Zooflagellates
Plant
Phylum
SporozoanRhondophytaEuglenoids
Fungus
Phylum
Fungi
Phylum
ZygomycotaBasidiomycotaDeuteromycotaAscomyota
Plants
Angiosperms
Phylum
Anthophyta
Bryophytes
Phylum
BryophytaHepaticophytaAnthocerophyta
Gymnosperms
Phylum
GnetophytaGingkophytaConiferophytaCycadophytaa
Seedless Vascular
Phylum
LycophytaPterophyta
Animals
Phylum
PoriferaCnidariaEchinodermataAnnelidaArthopodaPlatyhelminthesMolluscaChordataNematoda
Arthopoda
Sub Phyla:CheliceratesHexapodaCrustaceaMyriapodaClass: Arachnida
Chordata
Sub Phyla:TunicatesCelphalochordatesVerebraeClass:Agnatha (jawless fishes)ChondrichthytesOstechichtylesAmphibia ReptilliaAves (birds)Mammalia
Plants get the water they need from their roots. Root systems are designed to go deep into the soil and absorb water and nutrients. Roots bring water into the plantand xylem (tiny tubes) carries the water to the rest of the plant. ... Transpiration results in evaporation of the water at the top of the xylem.