photoautotroph		two
chemoautotroph		organisms that do not like oxygen
bacteria		whipelike structure used for movement
locomotion		an organism that must eat food for energy
chemoheterotroph		bacteria that live in extreem environments
bacilli		process of converting nitrogen (or another gas) into a form that plants can use
digestion		a form of sexual reproduction where a tube forms between two bacteria cells
conjugation		organisms that require oxygen
photoheterotroph		single-celled organism that lacks a nucleus
endospore		term often used to describe prokaryotes
Rhizobium		"function" = do not care
cocci		an organism that performs chemosynthesis for food
heterotroph		when the bacteria form a thick cell wall around itself to "hybernate"
flagella		an organism that performs photosynthesis, but must also eat
facultative		the only type of bacteria that soybeans and other legumes host to help with nitrogen fixation
decomposers		the organisms that break down substances in the environment
anaerobes		an organism that eats chemicals for energy
Archaebacteria		a human use of bacteria
autotroph		movement
obligate		an organism that can create its own food
prokaryote		rod shape
fixation		most common form of bacteria
Eubacteria		spiral shape
bianary		required
aerobes		spherical shape
spirilla		an organism that can perform photosynthesis for food