Bacteria is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BACTERIA in dictionary:

PLURAL NOUN:
• large group of microorganisms
NOUN:
• a microscopic organism
• a member of a large group of unicellular microorganisms which have cell walls but lack organelles and an organized nucleus, including some which can cause disease.
• See Bacterium.
• (microbiology) single-celled or noncellular spherical or spiral or rod-shaped organisms lacking chlorophyll that reproduce by fission; important as pathogens and for biochemical properties; taxonomy is difficult; often considered to be plants
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a group of microscopic organisms

Words related to BACTERIA

bacterial13 bacterially18 bacterian13 bacterias13 bacteric14 bacterium15

Words that contain BACTERIA

bacterial13 bacterian13 bacterias13 abacterial14 bacterials14 eubacteria14 bacterially18 eubacterial15 mycobacteria23 nonbacterial16 antibacterial17 cyanobacteria22 mycobacterial24 nitrobacteria17 antibacterials18 archaebacteria23 corynebacteria23 enterobacteria18 trichobacteria23 cyanobacterial23 corynebacterial24 enterobacterial19

How to use BACTERIA in a sentence

• Thus the growth of bacteria is often controlled by their own waste products.
• The soil of every fertile field is full of very small or microscopic plants called bacteria or germs.
• In the household, bacteria are a fruitful source of trouble, but some of them are distinctly friends.
• In a sick room sunlight is especially valuable, because it not only kills bacteria, but keeps the air dry, and new bacteria cannot get a start in a dry atmosphere.
• Among the most important of the microoerganisms are bacteria, which include among their number both friend and foe.
• In other words, the bacteria proper to the growth of one member of even a family of plants will not always answer for the growth of another member of the same.
• Soils may be tested for bacteria, and even in winter, by sowing some seed in pots and treating them like well-cared-for house plants.
• If necessary to introduce bacteria from Egypt, the obstacles in the way of such introduction would not be at all serious, if undertaken by the Department of Agriculture.
• By 1847 the number of native Tasmanians was reduced to 44, who were already unmistakably doomed by alcohol and bacteria.
• They may be present in such masses as to form a dense wall around the bacteria, thus acting as a physical bar to their further extension.
• From the simplicity of structure it is not improbable that the bacteria are among the oldest forms of life, and all life has become adapted to their presence.
• We are not able, except in rare instances, to grow them in pure culture, and study innumerable generations under changes in the environment, as the bacteria have been studied.
• When the residue of the food reaches the large intestine, bacteria are found in very great numbers.

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