What's the general characteristics of Monera kingdom?

What are the characteristics of the five kingdoms of life (Animalia, Protista, Fungi, Monera and Plantae)?

• These include: - Reproduction (sexual or asexual) - Eukaryotic or prokaryotic - Heterotrophic or autotrophic - Multicellular or unicellular For example, organisms from the Kingdom Animalia reproduce sexually, have eukaryotic cells, are heterotrophic and are multicellular. This is for a school science test. Thanks!

• Answer:

  Animalia -Eukaryotic -Multicellular -They have Hox genes -Heterotrophic -Ingestion as mode of nutrition -Many muscle and nerve cells -No cell wall and chloroplast -Collagen in their extracellular matrix -Reproduces sexually Plantae -Chlorophyll a & b -autotrophic -eukaryotic -either unicellular or multicellular -can reproduce sexually and asexually -cellulosic cell wall Monera -Prokaryotes -Autotrophic -Asexual reproduction (fragmentation or binary fission) -unicellular -capable of nitrogen fixation -most of them have mucilage Protista -Eukaryotic -Unicellular The characteristics vary actually. It's just a filler kingdom. Anything that can't be placed into any of the four other kingdoms are placed here. -Most of them do have chlorophyll so most are autotrophic -can be heterotrophic sometimes too (Euglena) -cell wall Fungi -Heterotrophic -no chlorophyll -eukaryotic -filamentous -cell wall -sexual and asexual