What Is The Difference Between Bacteria, Fungi, Viruses, Protozoa, Algae?

A Bateria is a unicellular microorganism. Bacteria are classified as Prokaryotes. A bacteria does not have a nucleus and often does not even contain organelles. They reproduce only asexually. A fungus on the other hand is a eukaryotic. It reproduces sexually as well as asexually. It is normally found as a single cell. A virus is a sub-microscopic agent that can grow or reproduce outside a host cell. It has a genetic material DNA or RNA in a protein coating called capsid. Virus does not have cell and on the other hand they have genes and evolve by natural selection. Protozoa on the other hand, is unicellular eukaryotes. They are microscopic in nature. They are hebirvores and play a rolemin decomposition chain as well. Algae is a plant like organism that can be unicellular as well as multicellular. They have a nucleus in  a membrane and a chloroplast

Viruses are seen at 200000 times magnified, bacteria at 90000, and fungi at 1380...

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Bacteria are single celled living organisms that lack a nucleus.
Protozoa are also single celled with a nucleus.
Fungi reproduce through spores and have no chlorophyll (cannot use the sun to make food).
Viruses are non-living however they can reproduce by hijacking another living cell to multiply.