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The polarity of magnetic cells from the Southern Hemisphere is opposite the polarity of those from the Northern Hemisphere.
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A gram- negative rod, polar flagellated microbe that ferments sugars to ethanol is probably a(n)
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Explain why many thiobacilli are acidophilic.
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Thiobacillus bacteria grow chemolithotrophically on sulfur- containing compounds such as S0, H2S, and thiosulfate (S2O32- ). A product formed from oxidization of sulfur compounds is sulfuric acid (H2SO4), and therefore thiobacilli must be able to tolerate acidic environments.
Explain bulking as it occurs in an activated sludge plant. Include the names of some common organisms found in a wastewater treatment facility.
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A culture of nitrogen- fixing, free- living bacteria is composed of large gram- negative rods that form resting structures called cysts, and is usually found in nature in neutral and alkaline soils. Its genus name is
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Organisms that attach to solid surfaces will grow in a very dilute nutrient solution.
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Bacteria able to grow chemolithotrophically at the expense of reduced inorganic nitrogen compounds are called________.
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Gliding myxobacteria often form multicellular structures called ________. These bacteria have also developed intercellular _________ .
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Azospirillum lipoferum is a terrestrial nitrogen- fixing bacterium that often forms a(n)________relationship with ________.
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Which grouping is gram- negative bacillus- shaped, faculatively anaerobic, and commonly found in the intestines of animals?
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Some acetic acid bacteria can also synthesize the polymer ________from________ monomers.
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A broth containing methanol and nitrate is incubated under anaerobic conditions. This medium will select for
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Explain the intracytoplasmic photosynthetic membrane systems of the purple phototrophic bacteria and discuss why it is advantageous for these organisms to regulate the quantity of these membranes.
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Purple phototrophic bacteria are so diverse that they actually are present within the Alpha- , Beta- , and Gammaproteobacteria.
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Nitrification occurs especially well in habitats where acids are present.
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Why are purple nonsulfur bacteria named as such despite being capable of using sulfur- containing compounds? Why have they not been put together with the other purple sulfur bacteria?
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Bacteria within the genus Wolbachia can influence sexual differentiation in certain insects and amphibians.
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Which genus is characterized by these traits: gram- negative, straight or slightly curved rod, polar flagella, oxidase- positive, obligately aerobic, and some chemolithotrophic members?
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