Which of the kingdoms in Whittaker's classification include producers?

  • A
    Both Protista and Plantae
  • B
    Only Protista
  • C
    Monera,Protista,and Plantae
  • D
    All five kingdoms

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The main criteria used for Five Kingdom Classification proposed by $R.H. Whittaker$ $(1969)$ included:
$(A)$ Cell structure
$(B)$ Body organization
$(C)$ Presence of flagellum
$(D)$ Reproduction
$(E)$ Phylogenetic relationships
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Out of the four statements $(1-4)$ given below,two are correct regarding Whittaker's classification system. Which two are correct?
$(1)$ Classification based on cell complexity
$(2)$ Classification based on mode of nutrition
$(3)$ Classification based on phylogenetic relationships
$(4)$ Classification based on habitat type

Select true statements from the followings $:-$
$(i)$ Aristotle used morphological characters to classify plants.
$(ii)$ Two kingdom classification was proposed by Linnaeus.
$(iii)$ Whittaker used Habitat information in his five kingdom classification.
$(iv)$ Archaebacteria can live under extreme conditions.

Which classification system was proposed by $R.H. Whittaker$?

Select the correct combination of the statements $(i-iv)$ regarding the characteristics of certain organisms.
$(i)$ Methanogens are archaebacteria which produce methane in marshy areas.
$(ii)$ Nostoc is a filamentous blue-green alga which fixes atmospheric nitrogen.
$(iii)$ Chemosynthetic autotrophic bacteria synthesize cellulose from glucose.
$(iv)$ Mycoplasma lack a cell wall and can survive without oxygen.
The correct statements are:

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