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

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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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