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Most microbes live either under ? or ? conditions when we are talking about osmotic pressure
hypotonic
isotonic
? live in a habitat with a high solute concentration(hypertonic solution)
Osmophiles
? prefer high concentrations of salt
Halophiles
? halophiles grow optimally in solutions of 25% NaCl but require at least 9% NaCl for growth
Obligate
Nonphotosynthetic microbes tend to be damaged by the ? oxygen products
toxic
Some ? microbes produce yellow carotenoid pigments to protect against the damaging effects of light by absorbing and dismantling toxic ?
nonphotosynthetic

O2
Types of radiation that can damage microbes are ? and ? rays
ultraviolet
ionizing
Deep sea microbes that exist under hydrostatic pressures ranging from a few times to over 1,000 times the pressure of the atmosphere are called
Barophiles
Most microbes live in ? habitats
shared
A general term used to denote a situation in which two organisms live together in a close partnership is ?
symbiosis
There are 3 main types of symbiosis, ?,? and ?
mutualism
commensalism
parasitism
When organisms live in an obligatory but mutually beneficial relationship +/+ it is called
mutualism
In ? the member receives benefits, while its coinhabitant is neither harmed nor benefited +/o
commensalism
When one organism is using byproducts created by the other for nutrition or for protection it is ? o/+
satelitism
A relationship in which the host organism provides the microbe with nutrients and a habitat is ? -/+
parasitism
When organism are free living and relationships are not required for survival it is a ? relationship
nonsymbiotic
An inter-relationship between 2 or more free living organisms that benefits both but is not needed is ?
synergism
An association between free-living species that arises when members of a community compete is ?
Antagonism
When one microbe secretes chemical substances called ? into the environment they inhibit or destroy another microbe in the same habitat
bacteriocins- a.k.a - antibiotics
Interrelationships between microbes and humans can be ?, ?, and ? relationships.
commensal, parasitic, and synergistic