Schizophytes are the simplest vegetables with the simplest and most primitive organization.
They are unicellular, lack a differentiated nucleus and do not have chloroplasts, however, some have synthesizing pigments and even chlorophyll.
Their characteristics place them on the border of the Plant and Animal kingdoms, although some carry out photosynthesis processes, so that some authors consider them to belong to the Monera Kingdom.
They include Bacteria or Schizomycetes and Blue-green Algae or Cyanophytes or Myxomycetes.
Bacteria are microscopic single-celled organisms, without a nucleus or chlorophyll, which can appear naked or with a gelatinous capsule, isolated or in groups, and can have cilia or flagella.
They are of great importance in nature, as they are present in the natural cycles of nitrogen, carbon, phosphorus, etc., and can transform organic substances into inorganic ones and vice versa.
They are also very important in fermentations used by industry and in the production of antibiotics.
They play an important factor in the destruction of dead plants and animals.
They are also the cause of many infectious diseases, some of which are serious, in plants, animals and humans.
They can be spherical (cocci), elongated (bacilli), comma-shaped (vibrios) or spiral (spirilli).
Bacteria reproduce by partition (A) or by sporulation (b).
Cyanophytes or blue algae (also known as myxophycea or schizophycea) are considered very primitive algae, unicellular, without a nucleus, almost always surrounded by gelatinous slime.
They can live isolated or forming colonies.
When they form colonies they look like masses or filaments.
They live in humid environments (even in glaciers or hot springs at high temperatures) and can associate with fungi to form lichens.
They reproduce by division and can form long-lasting spores.
Single-celled algae form a large part of the marine "phytoplankton" and alone carry out most of the photosynthesis of the earth, which is the essential function for the production of oxygen.
These microscopic algae are made up of a single cell, although some are grouped together forming filaments or colonies.
You can throw a look to some of images on the wild flora in Aragon.
If you want to extend your information on Aragón you can begin crossing his varied landscapes, or participate in some activity
In order to also begin a route by the fauna, the flora, the fungi, geologia and the use of the water in Aragón.
In order to delight the Vista, you can fijarte in the
collection of photographies
You can add culture and nature in its cultural Parks
In order to deepen you can study Natural History or its extensive Bestiary
Water | Fauna | Flora | Geology | Fungi | Nature in Aragon
The "Naturaleza de Aragon" project is an extension of the Aragón project is like that, and tries to collect and relate all possible types of documentary information about Aragon: texts, books, articles, maps, illustrations, photographs, narrations, etc., and proceed to its publication and diffusion.
Schizophytes. Vegetables, plants. Vegetal kingdom. Flora. phytotherapy, water, humidity, wetlands, river, earth, food, gastronomy, reproduction, organism, living being, inheritance, physiology
Copyright 1996-2025 © All Rights Reserved Francisco Javier Mendivil Navarro, Aragon (Spain)
Explanations or to correct errors please press here
Legal Warning.. This activity of the Asociacion Cultural Aragon Interactivo y Multimedia
As opposed to the threat of the hope of the water trasvase: CONGRATULATIONS.
This website does not directly use cookies for user tracking,
but third-party products such as advertising, maps or blog if they can do it.
If you continue you accept the use of cookies on this website.