State two economically important uses of archaebacteria.
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Answer:
Archaebacteria are the bacteria which can produce their own food.
Explanation:
Some of the archaebacteria are symbionts and are economically very useful.
In rural areas archaebacteria are used for the production of gober gas (Methane gas). The bacteria specified for this are Methanogens.
These bacteria are also used in the fermentation of cellulose and also in sewage treatment.
Two economically important uses of archaebacteria:
Archaebacteria is the most common bacteria. They have two main economical and important uses. They are as follow:
- They help in the production of curd.
- They are decomposers and help in the formation of humus
The curd is widely used for various purposes from the food industry to the cosmetic industry.
The hummus is the "organic component of soil" formed by the decomposition of leaves, found with microorganism. It is moisture and nutrient-rich, helps in plant growth.