How are bacteria economically important?

Answer 1

Bacteria are important because they produce a community's food chain and a type of gas called methane. They recycle nutrients, help bread rise, make alcohol, and help make yogurt and cheese.
You would die without bacteria in your body. Some plants could not fix nitrogen and thrive without bacteria.

Answer 2

1. Through bacteria ,fermentation processes,such as brewing,baking,cheese butter manufacturing. 2.Chemical manufacturing such as ethanol,acetone,organic acid,enzymes,perfumes,etc. 3.Pharmaceuticals,such as antibiotic,vaccines and steroids.

4.Microbial mining,which is the bacteria and other micro-organisms are cultured in containers and then used to bring these processes (e.g.,copper extraction).

5.Bacteria when react with nitrogen in the soil, it makes the soil fertile.

Answer 3

The economic importance of bacteria in agriculture is quite diverse. In most cases bacteria will be used to facilitate production of agricultural products. For instance, bacteria are used to convert fresh milk into yogurt, cheese and so much more.

Answer 4

Bacteria are used in the processing of various foods (yogurt, cheese, milks). Bacteria are used to help alleviate water and land pollution. More recently, a strain of bacteria has been developed that may help eliminate fear of fuel shortages; it produces nearly pure diesel as a waste product.

Answer 5

Convert atmosphere nitrogen into ammonia by nitrogen fixation and Recycle nutrients and help in making food and medicines.

Answer 6

Bacteria is used in production of leather goods,perfumes,stains.

Answer 7

They recycle nutrients

Answer 8

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