![Metabolism of Microbes<br />Where do different microbes obtain their energy and nutrients (ex: carbon)? <br />Remember…<br />,[object Object],CategorySource of EnergySource of CarbonExamplePhotoautotrophCyanobacteriaPhotoheterotrophRhodobacterChemoautotrophNitrobacterChemoheterotrophMycobacterium Tuberculosis<br />Syllabus covered: F.5.1-F.5.4<br />Structure of Cyanobacterium<br />-1047755686425Syllabus covered: F.5.5<br />Bioremediation<br />Definition: The use of microbes, fungi, plants or enzymes to reduce environmental contaminants from water or soil. <br />The Use of Bacteria in Bioremediation<br />The bacteria break down the chemicals or convert them so that they can be filtered out. <br />Oil Spills <br />,[object Object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/metabolismofmicrobesf-5-110407073921-phpapp02/85/Metabolism-of-microbes-f-5-1-320.jpg)
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