Science shepherd bio ch 21-22
Across
- 2. species that are able to emit their own light
- 3. spiral-shaped bacteria
- 6. a bacterial structure that forms in times of environmental stress and can develop again when conditions are favorable for growth
- 9. green algae; may be unicellular, colonial, filamentous or multicellular; photosynthetic
- 11. a process of sexual reproduction that occurs in some bacterial and protist organisms
- 12. fungus-like protists; protists which obtain energy by absorbing dead matter; slime molds and water molds
- 14. infection of the intestines caused by an amoeba
- 15. groups of individual algal cells that function together in a coordinated way
- 16. bacteria that can live with or without oxygen
- 19. bacteria that obtain their energy from the sun and their carbon from CO2; photosynthetic bacteria
- 20. able to cause disease
- 21. the way in which an members of phylum sarcodina move by sending out pseudopods
- 23. rod-shaped bacterial cell structure
- 24. two or more organisms that live together for their mutual benefit
- 25. a class of chemosynthetic Archaebacteria that produces methane as part of obtaining their carbon
Down
- 1. bacteria that die in the presence of oxygen
- 4. bacteria that obtain their energy from the sun and their carbon from organic matter
- 5. inactive
- 7. species that absorb their nutrients from dead and decaying matter
- 8. bacteria that require oxygen and die without it
- 10. bacteria killing
- 11. bacteria (organisms) that obtain their energy from inorganic substances
- 13. species which obtain their nutrients from the body fluids or tissues of living hosts
- 15. a bacteria cell shape which is not elongated enough to be a bacillus, but not spherical enough to be a coccus
- 17. part of the outer membrane of the Gram-negative bacterial cell wall
- 18. protein chemicals secreted by Gram-positive bacteria that are harmful to host tissues
- 22. A rapid and large growth of bacteria or algae on the water surface
- 26. autotrophic (Plant-like) protists; protists that obtain their energy through photosynthesis