The Five Kingdom Approach: 2.

Division Pyrrophyta
A.Kingdom Monera – Fire plants or
dinoflagellates
1. Division Schizophyta
Pyrodinium bahamense
– true bacteria
Salmonella enteriditis

5. Division Protozoa
– Single–celled organism
Amoeba proteus

2. Division Cyanophyta 3. Division Chrysophyta

– blue-green algae – Golden Brown Algae

anabaena circinalis laminaria ochroleuca

C.Kingdom Plantae –
1. Division Chlorophyta
– Green Algae
Caulerpa racemosa

B.Kingdom Protista –
1. Division Euglenophyta
– Flagellates
euglena sanguinea

2. Division Rhodophyta
– Red Algae
Chondrus crispus
4. Division Xanthophyta
– Yellow Green Algae
Vaucheria litorea
 Huperzia selago Paphiopedilum fairrieanum

3. Division Phaeophyta
– Brown Algae
Fucus vesiculosus

8. Division Cycadophyta
– Cycads
6. Division Psilophyta Dioon edule
– Psilophytes

4. Division Bryophyta Psilotum nudum

– Bryophytes – moss
Funaria hygrometrica

9. Division Tracheophyta
–vascular plants
7. Division Anthophyta
Ascophyllum nodosum
– Flowering plants

5. Division Lycopodophyta
– Club mosses
 Pinus contorta

2. Division
Cnidaria/Coelenterata
– Hollow bodied or nettle
animals
12. Division Pterophyta
Physalia physalis
– Ferns

Platycerium bifurcatum
10.Division Arthrophyta
– horsetails
Equisetum variegatum
3. Division Ctenophora
– comb jellies
Ctenorhabdotus capulus

D. Kingdom Animalia –
1. Division Porifera
– sponges- pore bearing
animals
Euplectella aspergillum

4. Division Platyhelminthes
– Flatworms
Pseudoceros dimidiatus
11.Division Coniferophyta
–Conifer
5. Division Nematoda or 11.Division Chordata
Nemahelminthes 8. Division Echinodermata
– Chordates
– round worms – spiny-skinned animals
Betta splendens
Enterobius vermicularis Ophiura ophiura

6. Division Annelida
9. Division Arthropoda
– segmented worms
– Joint- legged animals
Serpula vermicularis
Armadillidium vulgare E. Kingdom Fungi –
1. Division
Myxomycophyta
– slime molds

Stemonitis Fusca
7. Division Mollusca
– Mollusks
10.Division Hemichordata
Cornu aspersum
– Tongue worms or acorn
worms
Armillifer armillatus
2. Division Eumycophyta
– True Fungi
Trametes versicolor