Their ability to derive nutrition from inorganic compounds (Ex. bacteria thriving near deep sea vents spewing sulfur).
Yes fungi
Unlike viruses and bacteria, there are a number of beneficial microorganisms. For instance, the living bacteria that resides in yogurt is known to be good for the human digestive system.
well if you mean by distinguish as diff rent archaebacteria can live in extreme environment and it is an ancient bacteria but eubacteria cant live in extreme environment but it can live in food , air , and also in living things .
Each living thing is an organism. A microorganism is a single-celled organism or a virus.
the science of living things is called biology,and a sciencentist who studies living things is known as a biologist.biologist study all kinds of life,from plants and animals to microorganisms,ecology,extinct or endangerd speinies,and more.
There is great importance in studying living microorganisms. These microorganisms are responsible for your health and your digestion for example.
A virus
I do not know. ////dreadful it is extremely hostile territory the cold is extreme
micro organisms form spores called as endospores which protect them from all unfavourable condition
yes
An amino acid is just a molecule that is a building block of proteins. They are not living and they aren't microorganisms.
It helps because microorganisms are small so it will be easier to see in water
Archaea which are a special bacterial group in microbial world which are famous for survival in extreme conditions like high salt, high acid, extreme heat, extreme cold, extreme pressure etc, for which they even known as extremophiles. And they are named after their environmentic conditions like thermophiles for living in high heat, halophiles living in high salt concentration, acidophiles in acidic conditions, alkalophiles in alkaline conditions etc.so they are the only group of microbes which have high survival capacity in condition and in any environment and now a days scientist are also believing that even they can be found on other planets of our solar system.beside all of these they also have lot of industrial and experimental uses.
There is no microorganisms/bacteria living/growing in jam because it is so sweet and the sugar dehytrates the microorganisms so they can no longer live in the jam. So the answer is no, no microorganisms live in jam.
yes, microorganisms are small living creatures which we need to have micro-scopes and then we have to enlarge it 300 times to see the small living creatures there is micro-organism in water and food(yeast)
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normal flora