How does bacteria get rid of waste?

Answer 1

This process is called Bioremedation

Answer 2

By a process called the Kreb's cycle.

it depends from which process the waste comes from. cell can excrete waste by exocytosis in the form of vacuoles or through Krebs cylce. all depends upon the type of waste manufactured and the process by which this waste has been acquired

Answer 3

Generally, for all cells, waste products may be excreted through passive transport, because there are more waste products in a cell that out side of a cell. If there are more waste products outside of a cell, a cell must use active transport for excretion. If water is the is the waste product and there is a hypotonic solution composed of water, osmosis is the process to excrete water; and if there is a hypertonic solution, it is just active transport again.

(I may have accidentally mixed up hypo/hypertonic solutions. If I did, my apologies)

Answer 4

a chemical called antibiotic that limit the growth of or kills other bacteria.

Answer 5

Bacteria eliminate waste through the cell membrane. It is in some form of liquid and gas.

Answer 6

Bacteria excrete their waste via a semi-permeable membrane. When the level of waste hits critical mass the waste is pushed from the cell via diffusion

Answer 7

They eliminate their waste through the membrane

Answer 8

They flush it

Answer 9

painfully!