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How do bacteria reproduce? Bacteria are asexual organisms that reproduce through a process known as binary fission. During binary fission, cells replicate and copy DNA to new cells before cell division occurs.

Binary fission needs DNA molecules to be attatched to cell membranes to form two identical cells after division. After the DNA molecule is attached, the cells pinch themselves apart from each other and reform around the individual DNA molecules. The parent bacteria may double in size before it is forced to split apart into new cells. Binary fission requires only a single DNA molecule due to bacteria being single-celled organisms. Bacteria may develop alternate processes of reproduction such as recombination to produce more resilient cells.
How fast do they reproduce?
The time can range from twenty minutes to twenty-four hours.

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By throwing out spore the fungus spreads him self around the area. He spread the spore by exploding himself! A fungal can produce 24 offsprings in total!

How long does it take for fungus to grow?
They are like popping out of the ground. Te mycelia in the ground or wood is the organism and the spore just makes it alive!

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Pathogenic bacteria means that they are bad.

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Some molecules can pass through the membrane of the bacteria. Some molecules are too big must go through channels made by protein.
larger things are endocytosed or exocytosed. The cell encapslates the waste in a membrane. This capsule is called a vesicle and it is moved to the outer membrane and throws the waste out.

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Some bacteria manufacture and absorb their own food, while others must consume substances like living organisms or decaying material through their cell walls. Bacteria break down food in a process called respiration, which for some strains of bacteria requires oxygen to complete.

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How are bacteria classified? And name the two largest classes and indicate why these classes are different from the other classes.

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How are bacteria classified? And name the two largest classes and indicate why these classes are different from the other classes.

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Bacteria are classified in 5 different groups acording on their shape collour and ect. These groups are: cocci, bacilli, vibrios, spirocheates and spiralla.

The two biggest groups are the: first it is the Archeabacteria and as second Eubacteria.

There are a lot of different sources who say different things about the groups. Some say there are 5 groups but other people say that there are 7 groups. So we don't know for sure wich one is right.

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https://www.google.nl/search?q=shapes+of+bacteria&rlz=1CADEAC_enNL679NL679&espv=2&biw=1366&bih=675&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjW0ffLj4fQAhUHAsAKHQlbB7wQ_AUIBigB#imgrc=HpMDMK09fRXMiM%3A

I think they are bigger than the rest also

Wouter and Owen.

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Are all funghi harmful? If no, which ones are harmful

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Are all funghi harmful? If no, which ones are harmful

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Are all fungi harmful? if no, which ones are harmful ? give examples

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Are all fungi harmful? if no, which ones are harmful ? give examples

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Not all the fungis are harmfull. bacause some are edible. There is a long list of harmful fungis, but we will list the toxics. The toxic fungi of the whole world is the   A example of a harmful fungi is the Amanita phalloides. That fungi is white with a green head. If you eat a little bit of the fungi you will die, that is because the fungi poisons your liver. fly agaric (red with white stips), Amanita phalloides

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Most bacteria are not harmfull.

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No not by a long shot.

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Bacteria eat: soybean oil, sugar, starch, sulfur, amino acids, iron, milk, meat and also wood compounds. Some bacteria make their food out sunlight

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Bacteria are known for gobbling up everything from caffeine to crude oil. And now, a newly discovered species appears to enjoy munching on plastic - which could be good news for landfills. What other strange substances do they eat? Illustration: Heather Seidel for The Wall Street Journal

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fungi lack the substance chlorophyll which is required for photosynthesis, the process of creating glucose out of carbon dioxide, and as a by product, it creates oxygen, required by most other living organisms.
fungi are mostly classified into four groups: chytridiomycota, zygomicota, ascomycota and basidiomycota, the largest two being: ascomycota and basidiomycota

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