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12 sentences with “bacteria”

Short, simple sentences with “bacteria”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.

Brief definition: bacteria

Tiny, single-celled living things that can be found everywhere; some cause disease, while others are helpful to humans and the environment.

12 sentences with “bacteria” — examples

The symbiosis between bacteria and roots improves soil nutrients.

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Illustrative image bacteria: The symbiosis between bacteria and roots improves soil nutrients.

Chlorine is an effective product against bacteria and viruses in the home.

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Illustrative image bacteria: Chlorine is an effective product against bacteria and viruses in the home.

A scientist was studying a new bacteria. He discovered that it was very resistant to antibiotics.

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Illustrative image bacteria: A scientist was studying a new bacteria. He discovered that it was very resistant to antibiotics.

Biotic components of the soil. Living beings: bacteria, fungi, earthworms, worms, ants, moles, viscachas, etc.

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Illustrative image bacteria: Biotic components of the soil. Living beings: bacteria, fungi, earthworms, worms, ants, moles, viscachas, etc.

Lactobacillus is a genus of microaerophilic, non-motile, carbohydrate-fermenting, lactic acid-producing bacteria.

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Penicillin is used in the treatment of infections caused by bacteria such as pneumococci, streptococci, meningococci, etc.

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Historians now refer to this enormous distribution of plant and animal species, as well as bacteria and viruses, as the Columbian Exchange.

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Some bacteria can cause disease in humans and animals. Other bacteria, such as those that live in the intestines and help digest food, are helpful.

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The Dutch scientist Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723) invented the microscope, and in the 1670s was able to identify what were later called bacteria.

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One ability of bacteria that has long been known is the ability to adapt to adverse conditions; for example, when they acquire resistance to antibiotics.

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But experts discovered that these "primitive" bacteria have created a means of exchanging vital genetic information around the world, a means whose efficiency is comparable to that of our modern telephone and satellite networks.

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Biologists thought that a new antibiotic kills almost all the bacteria it touches, but that some are naturally resistant, and when they reproduce they give rise to new bacteria, which take the place of those that have died. This is supposedly how a resistant community is formed.

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