Biology, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

habitat of mycoplasma,,...plse add other basic informations about tht...it's urgent

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Answered by lfstone3

Mycoplasma live in tissues of their hosts rather than their usual habitat(mycoplasma is a species with lack of bacteria cells) they live within animals thus infecting them, it forms a pneumonia in calves in an early age and it also increases the mortality of the calve.

veronica11: I like ur statement.

lfstone3: its like a fungus. don't know about the flagellum thingy.

lfstone3: thank you @veronica11

veronica11: Welco

lfstone3: its a kinda parasite.

Anonymous: i knw tht

lfstone3: then you can see it in wiki.

Anonymous: i jst looked tht too...m nt satisfied with tht buddy

lfstone3: type this on search and try Mycoplasma bovis

Anonymous: fine

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