3. For each kingdom, Fungi and Protista, create a chart (like the one below) to describe two examples of how its members are "helpful" and two examples of how its members are "harmful". Give specific examples. (4 marks; 1/2 mark each) Kingdom Fungi | Kingdom Protista Helpful: • • Helpful: • • Harmful: • • Harmful: • •
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- Harmful: One harmful trait of fungi is the presence of extremely poisonous species like Amanita phalloides, which produce toxins that can be harmful and even fatal to humans. ** Show more…
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