Classification systems ? are all the same are all different vary with the taxonomists none of these

Are all different

Explanation:

A classification system is a system of categorizing, organization and naming the organisms or entities in a proper order. The classification system varies according to different subjects, author and utility of classifying the subjects of classification. It is the basis of identification, and grouping of the organisms or entities. Thus all the classification systems are different.

cytokinin is what stimulates cell division

the flagellates share a facultative mutualist association with termites. mutualism is a biological interaction between individuals of different species, where both benefit from each other. this is called cooperation and it differs from other interactions such as cases of exploitation, such as parasitism, predation. in this interaction called association, both species cooperate and benefit.