Bacteria are evolved to adapt and survive in any kind of ecological niches; from normal toextreme environments. Hence, they are ubiquitous. They are found in every possible habitat on the Earth; soil, air, and water. They are associated with all the biotic and abiotic components of the Earth...
Thermoacidophiles are high temperature and acid resistant bacteria. Their ability is due to presence of special lipids in the cell membrane. They also have enzymes which can with stand extreme conditions. They can survive at very low pH that is 2 and at high temperature as 80 degree Celsius....
Prokaryotes which have the ability to grow in extreme conditions like volcano vents, hot springs and polar ice caps are called extremophiles. They have adaptations such as: 1. Capacity to syntheisize their food without sunlight and oxygen by utilizing
What are the two kingdoms of prokaryotes? Where do the protists foraminifera live? What kind of environments do halophiles live in? Where is archaebacteria found? Which domain includes prokaryotic organisms that can live in extreme conditions? What is a terrestrial habitat? What taxonomic level ...
where are the fungi in the genus Malassezia found and what do they do metabolically? Archaea called extreme halophiles: a. live off of gases secreted through vents on the ocean floor. b. thrive in very low pH environments. c. live in very hot environments. d. live in very salty environm...
They tend to be extremophiles, meaning they live in extreme environments, such as those that are very hot, cold, acidic, or salty.Answer and Explanation: An acidophile lives in an extremely acidic environment (phile=love). They live in environments where the pH is below 2 (lower pH = ...
What are the different types of ecology and how are they applied? What types of organisms produce landfill biogas? What does the different types of environment have to do with non-halophiles, halophiles, halotolerent microbes, and extreme halophiles...
The hadopelagic zone or the hadal zone of the ocean begins at 6,000 meters below sea level and extends to any depth before reaching the seafloor. It is usually only found in deep-sea trenches and is the most extreme environment of the ocean....
What are four natural environments? What Kind of microorganism is found in deserts? What does the different types of environment have to do with non-halophiles, halophiles, halotolerent microbes, and extreme halophiles? What is an ecosystem? What is an ecosystem? Explain the two types of ...
What are the factors influencing microbial growth (bacterial cells)? Explain what bacterial growth is. If the Staphylococcus aureus grew more in a 5 percent NaCl environment than it did in 2 percent or 11 percent NaCl, you would conclude that ...