Kingdom Monera Flashcards

1
Q

who are the sole members of kingdom monera

A

bacteria

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2
Q

which organisms can live in hot springs, deserts, snow and deep oceans where most life forms cannot survive

A

bacteria

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3
Q

four categories of bacteria based on their shape

A

spherical coccus
rod shaped bacillus
comma shaped vibrium
spiral shaped spirillum

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4
Q

two types of bacteria

A

archaebacteria
eubacteria

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5
Q

which type of bacteria live in harsh habitats

A

archaebacteria

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6
Q

archaebacteria that live in extreme salty areas are called

A

halophiles

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7
Q

archaebacteria that live in hot springs are called

A

thermoacidophiles

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8
Q

archaebacteria that live in marshy areas are called

A

methanogens

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9
Q

which feature of archaebacteria is responsible for their survival in extreme conditions

A

they have a different cell wall as compared to other bacteria

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10
Q

which archaebacteria are present in the gut of several ruminants such as cows and buffaloes and they are also responsible for production of which biogas from the dung of these animals

A

methanogens
methane

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11
Q

what are eubacteria characterised by

A

presence of a rigid cell wall and, if motile, a flagellum

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12
Q

cyanobacteria have ______________ similar to green plants and they are photosynthetic autotrophs

A

chlorophyll ‘a’

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13
Q

the colonies of cyanobacteria are generally surrounded by

A

a gelatinous sheath

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14
Q

cyanobacteria often form blooms in ___________

A

polluted water bodies

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15
Q

cyanobacteria can fix atmospheric nitrogen in specialised cells called ____________
examples

A

heterocysts
nostoc and anabaena

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16
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chemosynthetic autotrophic bacteria oxidise various inorganic substances such as ________________________________ and use the released energy for ATP production

A

nitrates, nitrites and ammonia

17
Q

heterocysts play a great role in recycling which nutrients

A

nitrogen
phosphorus
iron
sulphur

18
Q

examples of where heterotropic bacteria is helpful in human affairs

A

making curd from milk
production of antibiotics
fixing nitrogen in legume roots

19
Q

some well known diseases caused by bacteria

A

cholera
typhoid
tetanus
citrus canker

20
Q

bacteria reproduce mainly by ________

A

fission

21
Q

sometimes, under unfavourable conditions, bacteria produce ___________ to reproduce

A

spores

22
Q

how do bacteria sexually reproduce

A

adopting a primitive type of DNA transfer from one bacterium to the other

23
Q

which organisms completely lack a cell wall

A

mycoplasma

24
Q

can mycoplasma survive without oxygen

A

yes
(also many of them are pathogenic)