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Is eubacteria found in only extreme environments as is Archaebacteria or is it found in about every habitat? I have looked on numerous websites and one site says one thing and the other says a different thing. Can anyone help?
Tags: eubacterias, habitat
Some Eubacteria inhabits in teeth, dirt, water, and bodies. Bacteria (The True Bacteria or Eubacteria) The pathogens constitute a very broad assembly of micro-organisms that display a fascinating diversity in morphology, environment, nutrition, metabolism, and reproduction. Although they are not very convoluted morphologically, the minute pathogens regardless have highly convoluted physiological, biochemical, cytological, and genetically characteristics producing them a precious device for comprehending the diverse intricacies of life. Due to their farthest ease in structure, little dimensions highly ranking fast cell partition, highly resistant environment and diversified mode of nutrition, pathogens are of universal occurrence. They are present in our mouth and flourish in intestine. They are present in air we respire and in nourishment we eat; they abundantly happen in new and saline water, dirt water and even in ice. Their most favourable environment is dirt, where they happen in plenty mostly in the top half feet. In a fistful of flower bed dirt, the bacterial community may outnumber the human community on the earth. They reside in all situations not mortal to dwelling beings and are amidst the most many of all dwelling beings present in nearly every conceivable environment. Some pathogens are dangerous parasites of plants, animals and human beings; some reside as mutualists with plants or as commensals in the alimentary canals of animals. Some pathogens may stay viable when chilled upto -190°C, while other ones may stay viable when simmered upto 78°C.
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