a clump of bacteria
It means that its a clump, or a cluster.
The prefix "micro-" refers to small or microscopic organisms like bacteria.
Coccus is the shape and some pictures ive seen is Staphylo Staphylo-Coccus
Bacteria often grow in characteristic patterns or grouping.· Prefix diplo- cell arranged in pairs· Prefix staphylo- cells arranged in clusters· Prefix strepto- refers to bacteria arrange in chains
E. coli is streptobacillus. Staphylobacillus does not exist because bacillus cells only divide across the short axis, so the staphylo- (cluster-like) arrangement does not exist for bacillus.
it is called a staphylo- and you either add on coccus or bacillus on the to make it form... coccus is a spherical shape and bacillus is a rod-shaped bacteria and when grouped together they are called staphylococcus or staphylobacillus
Yes; all bacteria (with the exception of a few at certain life cycle stages) are single-celled. Strepto- refers to the chain-like arrangement of the cells when there are several present (as opposed to staphylo- which would be a bunching of them like grapes). -coccus refers to the shape, which is golbular and round (as opposed to bacillus, which are rod-shaped).
Diplo- is a prefix that refers to a paired arrangement of cell growth. The prefix Staphylo- describes an arrangement of cells that resemble grapes. Strepto- is a prefix that refers to an arrangement of chains of cells. ( hope this helps)
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Staphylococci (singular staphylococcus) are berry-shaped bacteria found in clusters. "Coccus" is the general term for spherical bacteria. "Staphylo-" comes from the Greek word for grapes, and indicates the clusters of bacteria found in typical colonies.
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