Answer:
D. Psychrophile
Explanation:
A psychrophile refers to the microorganism that can grow well at 0°C. These microbes have an optimum growth temperature of 15°C or lower. They can tolerate a temperature maximum of around 20°C but show inhibition of growth above that temperature. Some of the examples of psychrophile are <em>Bacillus psychrophilus, Chlamydomonas nivalis</em>. Psychrophiles are naturally found in Arctic and Antarctic habitats. According to the given information, the culture of the bacterial species was able to grow well at refrigeration and therefore, they are psychrophile.
I think its the <span>Prokaryotes cause they lack a nucleus.
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Answer:
fungus is a multicellular organism that uses spores to reproduce and connot make their own food
Explanation:
unlike protists, fungi are mainly multicellular, and unlike plants, fungi cannot make their own food/energy and must get it from other organisms
fungi are different from animals in many ways, just a few are that fungi are immobile, use spores to reproduce, and do not have stomachs to absorb food
