Euprokarya

Euprokarya is a major diverse and ecologically very important unicellular microorganisms group on [PNF-404]. These micrometer sized organisms are usually ubiquitous, mostly free-living and do reproduction through binary fission. Euprokarya usually habits on everywhere on [PNF-404], both moderate and extreme. Each species has different diverse different morphological shapes such as cocci, bacilli and others. Euprokarya usually feeds through phagocytosis process, which they use plasma membrane for eat other organism. Also they usually recycle nutrients and decompose corpses.

Their thin cell membrane are made from peptidoglycan, phospholipid proteins and cytoplasm. Also they don't have membrane-bound organelles but have cell nucleus or protein-bound organelles by some species. The gene material is circular chromosome located on cytoplasm.

Ecologically, these organisms plays very important roles such as nutrient cycle and nitrogen fixation on atmosphere of [PNF-404].

Depends on each species, some of them are biohazards, or otherwise can use for cooking method such as fermentation food process.

Evolutionary, some species evolved into organelles, which means they're no longer a living being but non-living organic matter instead.

Thermokaryati is a minor gram-negative euprokaryan kingdom group that has their unique sheath-like outer membrane called Toga.

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Fusobionati is a minor gram-negative euprokaryan kingdom group that are obligate anaerobes and lacks of sporeforming.

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Pseudomonabionati is a major euprokaryan kingdom group that are mostly gram-negative and diverse on land among with their sister group, Terrakaryans.

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Terrakaryati is a major euprokaryan kingdom group that has more gram-positive species than their sister group and diverse on land among with their sister group.

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