This is a cowpeaⅦruS, Which infects certain bean plants including snap peas, pinto beans, green beans and of course cowpeas This image was created by a computer
• This is a cowpea virus, which infects certain bean plants including snap peas, pinto beans, green beans and, of course, cowpeas. • This image was created by a computer
This alien-looking, single celled creature is a form of algae called a diatom(die uh-tom) Diatoms live in fresh or ocean water and make their own food from sunlight, like plants Diatoms have hard shells made up in part by silica, or glass. When diatoms die, these shells sink to the bottom. They are mined and used to make products we use everyday. For example diatom shells are the grit in your toothpaste and the stuff that makes painted stripes on the road shiny
• This alien-looking, singlecelled creature is a form of algae called a diatom (dieuh-tom). Diatoms live in fresh or ocean water and make their own food from sunlight, like plants. • Diatoms have hard shells made up in part by silica, or glass. When diatoms die, these shells sink to the bottom. They are mined and used to make products we use everyday. For example, diatom shells are the grit in your toothpaste and the stuff that makes painted stripes on the road shiny
This is protozoan called paramecium (pair-ah-me-see-um) It looks hairy because it's covered by long hin projections called cilia( silly-uh).The cilia beat in a reqular continuous pattern moving the paramecium through its freshwater home and sweeping food into the mouth-like opening you can see on its side
• This is protozoan called paramecium (pair-ah-me-see-um). It looks hairy because it's covered by long, thin projections called cilia (silly-uh). The cilia beat in a regular, continuous pattern, moving the paramecium through its freshwater home and sweeping food into the mouth-like opening you can see on its side
apter 3 Procaryotic Cell Structure and Function Approximate diameter or width x length Osc∥ latonia Red blood cell 7000 1300×4,000 Rickettsia 475 Poxvirus 230×320 Influenza virus T2 E coli bacteriophage 65x95 Tobacco mosaic virus 15×300 Poliomyelitis virus