Biology, asked by ayushsingh5968, 1 year ago

Archaebacteria are special type of bacteria. Justify the statement.

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Answered by rosemedd17
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Answer:

ARCHAEBACTERIA ARE THE BACTERIA THAT PERFORM THE WORK OF FIXING ATMOSPHERIC NITROGEN INTO USABLE NITROGEN FOR PLANT IT THERE FORE OCCUR WITH ALG IN FORM OF LICHEN

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Answered by VimalaDarshani
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Answer: Yeah they are kinda special ;)

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MAJOR DIFFERENCE : They differ from normal bacteria due to the difference in cell wall structure. Their cell wall is harder and more efficient compared to the normal bacteria. This provides them an advantage of surviving in extreme and adverse conditions like extremely salty, acidic and hot surroundings. Also they lack a part of cells wall known as peptidoglycan like eukaryotes. They are actually considered as a mix of eukaryotes and bacteria though they resemble eukaryotes more.

USES : They play a very important role in environmental conditions. They derive energy from oxidation of methane and also act as primary producers.

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