Termites host various microorganisms, but one of the most notable is the protozoan Trichonympha. This microorganism resides in the termite's gut and helps break down cellulose from wood, which is a primary component of their diet. Additionally, bacteria and archaea in the gut microbiome also contribute to cellulose digestion and nutrient absorption, making these microorganisms essential for the termite's survival and ecological role in decomposing plant material.
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No, a microorganism is a living organism, a biotic factor.
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An agent that causes disease, especially a living microorganism such as a bacterium
A microorganism is a living organism that is too small to be seen with the naked eye. They include bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protists. Many microorganisms are beneficial and play crucial roles in ecosystems and in the human body.
That is the correct spelling of "microorganism" (very small living thing).
The living termites had genes that the dead termites did not have.
Mutualism, meaning that both organisms benefit. -The protozoans aid the termites in digesting wood. -The termites give the protozoans food and a warm place to live (in their gut).
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the microorganism are used for digestion in our body
The word for tiny living things such as bacteria is "microorganism".
A microorganism is 13 letters and is a living thing.