These bacteria become inactive in the presence of molecular oxygen. They oxidize food by stripping oxygen from other sources such as sulfate and sulfite. If wastewater is without oxygen for long periods of time, the odors will be unpleasant (e.g. rotten egg smell), the water will be septic, and damage to concrete and metal can occur because of the formation of sulfuric acid.
Bacteria that grow in water that does not have oxygen in it. Can create Sulpher Dioxide which is toxic to fish. Tends to grow on sediment that sticks in crevices and stagnant areas of ponds.
Bacteria which grow in the absence of free oxygen and derive oxygen from breaking down complex substances.
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Bacteria that live and reproduce in an environment that contains no free or dissolved oxygen. They get their required oxygen by breaking down chemical compounds that contain oxygen such as sulfate (SO4) or nitrate (NO3).
Anaerobic bacteria are those bacteria which thrive in a non-oxygenated environment, such as that found in periodontal pockets, and are generally associated with periodontal disease.
Microorganisms that live in oxygen deprived environments.
bacteria that do not need oxygen to grow; they are generally associated with periodontal disease (see below).
1) Bacteria that can live without free oxygen or bacteria that cannot live in the presence of oxygen; 2) bacteria living, growing, or residing where there is no free oxygen. Some anaerobic bacteria get their oxygen from the matter released during fermentation, which takes place in the absence of free oxygen.
Bacteria that forms in wet, damp, dark places that have little oxygen.
Bacteria that live and reproduce in an environment containing no "free" or dissolved oxygen. Anaerobic bacteria obtain their oxygen supply by breaking down chemical compounds which contain oxygen, such as sulfate (SO4).
Bacteria that do not require the presence of oxygen to survive. They are capable of living and functioning in the absence of oxygen.
are bacteria which survive without oxygen- the opposite of aerobic
Microorganisms living, active, or occurring only in the absence of oxygen.
Any bacteria that can survive in partial or complete absence of air.
microbes whose metabolisms require the absence of oxygen to survive
are bacteria that grow only in the absence of free dissolved oxygen
Microorganisms that live, are active, or occur only in the absence of oxygen.
Bacteria capable of surviving without oxygen