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Different organisms in the biological world have different morphological structures, which can be divided into viruses, prokaryotes and eukaryotes. The following biological characteristics are describ
Different organisms in the biological world have different morphological structures, which can be divided into viruses, prokaryotes and eukaryotes. The following biological characteristics are described. A, ① Yeast belongs to eukaryote; ⑥ Tobacco mosaic virus is neither eukaryote nor prokaryote, a mistake;

B, ③ Nitrifying bacteria can be chemically synthesized and belong to autotrophs. B is wrong;

C, 3 nitrifying bacteria can be chemically synthesized and belong to autotrophs, and C is wrong;

D, ③ ④ ⑤ all have cell structure and cell wall. D is correct.

Therefore, choose: d.