Across
- 4. two different species live in close association to the mutual benefit of each other.
- 5. the smallest and simplest self-replicating bacterium.
- 10. bacteria that prefer moderate temps (77-104F).
- 12. kill viruses.
- 18. organisms that only survive on dead or dacaying organic matter.
- 19. organisms requiring little free oxygen.
- 20. kill bacterial mold spores.
- 22. a form of incineration.
- 24. the inhibition of one microorganisms growth by the presence of the other.
- 25. the harmonious action of 2 microorganisms produce an effect that neither could produce alone.
- 26. kill both fungi and its spores.
Down
- 1. the host is harmed, while the parasite receive some benefit.
- 2. When 2 or more different species, live together in close association.
- 3. shaped like a ball or sphere.
- 6. self-nourishing bacteria.
- 7. offers the highest level of microbial growth control.
- 8. before nucleus.
- 9. exists when 1 organism gains some benefit and the host is not harmed.
- 11. bacteria that prefer cold tempuratures (32 - 77F).
- 13. a genus of rod-shaped, gram-negative, intracellular parasitic bacteria.
- 14. refers to the size, shape, and arrangement of bacteria.
- 15. bacteria that require complex organic food from a carbon source.
- 16. bacteria that grows best in high temps (104-158F).
- 17. long, whip-like, filament-containing appendages that propel the bacteria.
- 21. a thick-walled cell produced by a bacterium to enable it to survive unfavorable environmental conditions.
- 23. rod shaped bcteria.
