(a) What is the relationship between the temperature and the rate at which the Bacteria X reproduces?

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A: A. ATP

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A: 1. The temperature which is maintained in a bacterial incubator is around 37 degree celcius. 2.…

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Q: Define the classes of bacteria according to carbon use, energy use, oxygen use, optimum temperature,…

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Q: State two important uses of heterotropic bacteria?

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Q: 8) Name the three basic shapes of the bacteria in the picture to the right. А B

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Q: How do Bacteria replicate (include diagram)?

A: Bacterial replication with diagram

Q: Which process is most closely related to bacterial recycling?

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Q: Diagram and define the four phases of a bacterial growth curve. Describe in detail what is happening…

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Q: The peptidoglycan of bacteria has been compared with the chain mail worn beneath a medieval knight’s…

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Q: Show the diagram of Chemotaxis in bacteria.

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A: Cyanobacteria are aquatic and photosynthetic bacteria. These are unicellular and grow in colonies.

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Q: What are the 2 structures that can allow bacteria to be motile?

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Q: What are two functions of the capsule or slime layer in bacterial cells?

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Q: What are beneficial activities of bacteria?

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Q: Describe two multicellular associations of bacteria.

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