kingdom monera การใช้

Copeland ( 1956 ) and Whittaker ( 1969 ) called the prokaryote kingdom Monera.
It may refer either to " eubacteria " ( as in the above phylogenetic tree ) or " prokaryotes " ( as in reference to the kingdom Monera ).
The development of the electron microscope revealed important distinctions between those unicellular organisms whose cells do not have a distinct blue-green algae ( Phycochromacea ) to phyla in the novel Kingdom Monera.
Stanier and van Neil recognized the Kingdom Monera with 2 phyla, Myxophyta and Schizomycetae, the latter comprising classes Eubacteriae ( 3 orders ), Myxobacteriae ( 1 order ), and Spirochetae ( 1 order ).
As new discoveries enabled detailed study of Haeckel in the kingdom Protista; later, the prokaryotes were split off in the kingdom Monera, which would eventually be divided into two separate groups, the Bacteria and the Archaea.