Members of the ________ Are Gram-Positive Bacteria That Have a Distinctive

question 63

Multiple Choice

Members of the ________ are Gram-positive bacteria that have a distinctive process for cell separation known as "snapping division."

• A) Actinomycetes
• B) Clostridium
• C) Corynebacterium
• D) Mycoplasma
• E) Rhizobium

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Definitions:

Closely Packed Pebbles

Small, smooth stones tightly grouped together, often found in riverbeds, beaches, or as a component of natural or humanmade surfaces.

Humus

The natural portion of earth's crust, created through the breakdown of plant matter and leaves by microorganisms found in the soil.

Desert

A barren area of landscape where little precipitation occurs, leading to harsh living conditions for plant and animal life.

Leaching

The process by which water dissolves and carries away nutrients or contaminants from soils or other materials.