Biology, asked by assomvanshi7, 1 year ago

write useful and harmful effect of microorganism?

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Answered by kiranpreet
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microorganisms can be harmful and useful yeast is a microorganisms and is used in bread but some bacteria (microorganisms) can be harmful,they can make you in or kill you,but in our imune system there are antibacteria fighting off disease and protecting us.so microorganisms can be harmful and useful.

bale: Microorganisms help plants fix nitrogen from the atmosphere
bale: Microorganisms on your skin help keep you healthy by eating dead skin cells and preventing other microorganisms from causing disease.
bale: harmful effects -
Microorganisms make you sick (viruses, bacteria), either by their very presence, or because they produce toxins that make you ill. They cause plant diseases(viruses, bacteria). They lead to cavities in your mouth. Too much of a bad microorganism can keep a good one from growing.
Answered by omegads03
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Useful effects of microorganisms are as follows

Some microorganisms are naturally found in our body, called normal flora that work as protector by living on our skin and gut. In gut, they help us to digest food and regulate the production of vitamins and nutrients that are essential to keep our body strong and healthy.

Some microorganisms are used for production of yogurt and some probiotic drinks.

Some are used for production of vaccines.

Some bacteria transforms harmful substances into simpler harmless substitutes.

Harmful effects of microorganisms are as follows

Some microorganisms are harmful and even cause diseases in both plants and animals. They helps in decaying fruits, vegetables and other food items in plants. In human, it can cause many diseases such as typhoid, diarrhea, cholera etc. These microorganisms are known as pathogens. They are especially adapted to infect and multiply within a host.

Some microorganisms need carrier to transfer diseases such as Anopheles mosquitoes, which are the carriers used by the protozoan Plasmodium vivax to transfer disease to the host.

Some microorganisms enter the  body with the help of contaminated food, water, air and also diseases caused via small cuts on our skin.

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