Many of them consist of a cap, stem and hypae.
They reproduce in two ways: spores and dividing.
Produce spores that are carried by the wind.
Protozoa and algae belong to this group.
Some move in different ways, for example, with pseudopods or cilia.
Most are multicellular but some are unicellular.
Their shape varies according to the type of organism.
Simple unicellular organisms.
Some contain chlorophyll and carry out the photosynthesis.
Some have a tail but others don't move.
Absorb nutrients from the decaying matter.
Most of them reproduce by dividing.
