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1 A microorganism that can survive pickling and refrigeration was discovered when a tightly-sealed jar of pickles grew several colonies despite following the correct recipe, tight closure seal, and proper refrigeration. Psychrophile Psychrotroph Neutrophile Acidophile Obligate aerobe Microaerophile 2. In the experiment, the agar plate containing an axenic culture was originally incubated inside a candle jar for one day and then transferred to an oxygen-rich incubator for another day. Findings: the microbial growth persisted and stayed the same regardless of the specific type of incubation employed. Capnophile Microaerophile Obligate Anaerobe Obligate Aerobe Aerotolerant Anaerobe Facultative Anaerobe

1 A microorganism that can survive pickling and refrigeration was discovered when a tightly-sealed jar of pickles grew several colonies despite following the correct recipe, tight closure seal, and proper refrigeration. Psychrophile Psychrotroph Neutrophile Acidophile Obligate aerobe Microaerophile 2. In the experiment, the agar plate containing an axenic culture was originally incubated inside a candle jar for one day and then transferred to an oxygen-rich incubator for another day. Findings: the microbial growth persisted and stayed the same regardless of the specific type of incubation employed. Capnophile Microaerophile Obligate Anaerobe Obligate Aerobe Aerotolerant Anaerobe Facultative Anaerobe

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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A microorganism that can survive pickling 1. and refrigeration was discovered when a tightly-sealed jar of pickles grew several colonies despite following the correct recipe, tight closure seal, and proper refrigeration. * Psychrophile Psychrotroph Neutrophile Acidophile Obligate aerobe Microaerophile 2. In the experiment, the agar plate containing an axenic culture was originally incubated inside a candle jar for one day and then transferred to an oxygen-rich incubator for another day. Findings: the microbial growth persisted and stayed the same regardless of the specific type of incubation employed. Capnophile Microaerophile Obligate Anaerobe Obligate Aerobe Aerotolerant Anaerobe Facultative Anaerobe
Transcribed Image Text:A microorganism that can survive pickling 1. and refrigeration was discovered when a tightly-sealed jar of pickles grew several colonies despite following the correct recipe, tight closure seal, and proper refrigeration. * Psychrophile Psychrotroph Neutrophile Acidophile Obligate aerobe Microaerophile 2. In the experiment, the agar plate containing an axenic culture was originally incubated inside a candle jar for one day and then transferred to an oxygen-rich incubator for another day. Findings: the microbial growth persisted and stayed the same regardless of the specific type of incubation employed. Capnophile Microaerophile Obligate Anaerobe Obligate Aerobe Aerotolerant Anaerobe Facultative Anaerobe
3. The bacteria under study thrives at the alveolar ducts in the lungs causing respiratory disease. * Obligate aerobe Obligate anaerobe Microaerophile Aerotolerant anaerobe Mesophile Thermophiles 4. The spoiled bottle of wine that was stored at standard room temperature for several months eventually gave off a vinegar-like taste and odor. Spoilage was found to be due to the leaky bottle closure leading to bacterial contamination. * Acidophile Alkaliphile Mesophile Thermophile Obligate Anaerobe Obligate Aerobe
Transcribed Image Text:3. The bacteria under study thrives at the alveolar ducts in the lungs causing respiratory disease. * Obligate aerobe Obligate anaerobe Microaerophile Aerotolerant anaerobe Mesophile Thermophiles 4. The spoiled bottle of wine that was stored at standard room temperature for several months eventually gave off a vinegar-like taste and odor. Spoilage was found to be due to the leaky bottle closure leading to bacterial contamination. * Acidophile Alkaliphile Mesophile Thermophile Obligate Anaerobe Obligate Aerobe
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