Yeast (and in some beer styles, bacteria) ferment sugars to produce ethanol, carbon dioxide and a whole range of other byproducts which make beer taste the way it does. This stops beer wort from being sweet and turns it into the dry alcoholic drink it should be. They are also often used for carbonation in bottle.
No. Yeasts make beer - a completely different micro-organism.
Photosynthetic micro organisms make their own food
Micro organisms include bacteria. Bacteria can make you sick.
Micro-organisms are used in the food industry for fermentation processes to create products like bread, cheese, yogurt, and beer. They are also used in food preservation through processes like pickling and curing. Additionally, some micro-organisms are used to produce enzymes and additives that enhance the flavor and texture of food products.
One could easily make the argument for Anchor Steam Brewing.
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It's micro-flora not -fauna. The alcohol is the product of yeast (a mould) reacting with the sugar - eating it basically.
No just plants and some micro organisms. They make their own food by photosynthesis. They're called autotrophs. In some extreme environment conditions, some micro-organisms make their own food by chimiosynthesis. These guys are called chimiotrophs. All the other animals need to eat other animals or plants to obtain energy to live. They're called heterotrophs.
Nature uses microorganisms to carry out fermentation processes, and for thousands of years mankind has used yeasts, moulds and bacteria to make food products such as bread, beer, wine, vinegar, yoghurt and cheese, as well as fermented fish, meat and vegetables.
biocides are used in paint to make sure the safety of the surface (like wood), from micro-organisms, on which it has to be apply.
There are a variety of books available on the process in which an individual can produce their own beer. A few of the titles of these books include How to Make Beer in 30 Days, Home Beer Making, How to Make a Good Beer from Scratch, and Make Your Own Beer.
Add bacteia genes to crop plants can improve plant species :)