Which Kingdom has higher diversity of Nutrition

 In biology, we study about five kingdoms in which all living organisms are classified — Monera, Protista, Fungi, Plantae, and Animalia. We need to go deep into understanding the basis of this five-kingdom classification. In general, we know that based on multiple factors, all living beings are categorized into these five kingdoms.

But this question is — which kingdom has higher nutritional diversity than the other four kingdoms?

In the Monera kingdom, we study mostly unicellular and prokaryotic organisms. In the Protista kingdom, we study eukaryotic and unicellular organisms. In the Fungi kingdom, we study all types of fungi. You all are aware of the Plantae kingdom, which includes plants, trees, shrubs, and all living things that have a cell wall. Lastly, we study the Animalia kingdom, which includes a wide range of animals such as dogs, fishes, amphibians, birds, and many more.

From kingdom to kingdom, feeding behavior also becomes diversified. If we specifically talk about human beings, there are three types of people — some are vegetarians, some are non-vegetarians, and some eat both. In the same way, the kingdoms of living beings also show diversity in nutrition. So, you have to find out which kingdom has the highest nutritional diversity.

I am pretty sure that all of you have your guesses and answers in your mind already. Now, let’s reveal the correct answer — diversity in nutrition is found in Kingdom Monera. The primitive living beings of Earth can survive in extreme conditions. They can live in extreme heat, high salinity, and very low or high temperatures. Because of this, their nutritional diversity is vast. Therefore, Kingdom Monera has the highest nutritional diversity compared to the other four kingdoms.