Report Abuse. true! prokaryotes are bacteria and such which are not in the kingdom plantae plants are multicellular and this is in fact the only kingdom that has no unicellular species in it and plants are autotrophic meaning that they photosynthesize for energy. Sarah Â· 8 years ago.Thumbs up.0.eport Abuse. true! prokaryotes are bacteria and such which are not in the kingdom plantae plants are multicellular and this is in fact the only kingdom that has no unicellular species in it and plants are autotrophic meaning that they photosynthesize for energy. Sarah Â· 8 years ago.
Prior to the dissolution of the Netherlands Antilles in 10 October 2010, Curacao curaÃ§ao was administered as The Island territory Of (Curacao: CuraÃ§ao Dutch, Eilandgebied: Curacao CuraÃ§ao papiamentu Teritorio), insular di korsou kÃ²rsou one of five island Territories Of. the former netherlands antillesn 1 July 2007, the island of Curacao curaÃ§ao was due to become a country within The kingdom of The. Netherlands on 28 november, 2006 this was delayed when the island council rejected a clarification memorandum on the. process
The Dutch Caribbean. The Dutch Caribbean is the Caribbean part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, i.e. the countries Aruba, Curacao, St. Maarten and the islands of Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba (together also referred to as the BES-islands, three individual public entities within the country the Netherlands).DUTCH CARIBBEAN.anguages. Dutch is the official language of Bonaire, as it is part of the Netherlands. Nevertheless, Papiamentu is widely spoken and is recognized by the government of the Netherlands. The official language of Saba and St. Eustatius is also Dutch.