Growth and Nutrition of Bacteria All organisms require at least small amounts of carbondioxide, However, some can use CO2 as their sole source of carbon. Such organisms are termed as phototrophs chemotrophs photo-organotrophs autotrophs phototrophs chemotrophs photo-organotrophs autotrophs ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Growth and Nutrition of Bacteria A microbe, which grows at temperatures above 95° C is most likely to be a fungus a protozoan an archaean none of these a fungus a protozoan an archaean none of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Growth and Nutrition of Bacteria Some organisms can use reduced inorganic compounds as electron donors and are termed as phototrophs chemotrophs lithotrophs photo-organotrophs phototrophs chemotrophs lithotrophs photo-organotrophs ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Growth and Nutrition of Bacteria The ability of Vibrio fischeri to produce bioluminescence chemicals only when a certain population density has been reached is an example of Heisenberg's principle of uncertainty Liebig's law of the minimum quorum sensing Shelford's law of tolerance Heisenberg's principle of uncertainty Liebig's law of the minimum quorum sensing Shelford's law of tolerance ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Growth and Nutrition of Bacteria The total biomass of an organism will be determined by the nutrient present in the lowest concentration relative to the organism's requirements is a statement of Liebig's law of the minimum quorum sensing Heisenberg's principle of uncertainty Shelford's law of tolerance Liebig's law of the minimum quorum sensing Heisenberg's principle of uncertainty Shelford's law of tolerance ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Growth and Nutrition of Bacteria Bacteria and fungi multiply best above 38°C between 16-38°C below 16°C none of these above 38°C between 16-38°C below 16°C none of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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