Biology, asked by shanshaji8602, 6 months ago

How are bacteria classified based on shape and number and distribution of flagella?

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Answered by josnaelsajoseph

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Monotrichous: – One flagellum is attached to one end of the bacteria cell. Example: – Vibro cholerae. Lophotrichous: – Bunch of flagella is attached to one end of the bacteria cell. ... Peritrichous : – The flagella are evenly distributed surrounding the entire bacterial cell.

Answered by sandhyasubhash91

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Answer:

Monotrichous: – One flagellum is attached to one end of the bacteria cell.

Example: – Vibro cholerae.

Lophotrichous: – Bunch of flagella is attached to one end of the bacteria cell.

Peritrichous : – The flagella are evenly distributed surrounding the entire bacterial cell.

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