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A halophile is a type of archeabacteria, this peticular species thrives in salty sollutions there for it is found in places such as the dead see and the great salt lake. Halophile acutally means "salt-lover" in greek. While many other organisms, being placed in such a hypertonic sollution, would go through plasmolysis (shrivel up), these organims have optimal growth in areas where the salt content is between 20 and 30 percent.
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What is the role of a halophile in its ecosystem?
Halophiles are part of the food chain and are consumer by filter feeders. That is all that scientists know about the halophile. This answer is from a year 11 textbook
Will an obligate halophile burst in fresh water?
yes
Which would likely live in the Great Salt Lake?
Halophile.
What types of bacteria are in very salty water?
extreme halophile
An organism that likes high salt environments?
HETERALTS
Which is a class of extremeophile?
halophile
Which is a class of extermophile?
halophile
Halophile are considered lovers of what?
these nuts
What is the role of a halophile in its ecosystem?
Halophiles are part of the food chain and are consumer by filter feeders. That is all that scientists know about the halophile. This answer is from a year 11 textbook
Organism that likes high salt environments?
Halophile
Will an obligate halophile burst in fresh water?
yes
What are examples of organisms in the Archea Kingdom?
Pyrococcus Furiosus and Halophile
What types of bacteria are in very salty water?
extreme halophile
Which would likely live in the Great Salt Lake?
Halophile.
An organism that likes high salt environments?
HETERALTS
A halophile is responsible for spoiling juices?
You don't know that. It is yes or true
What does haloquadra walsbyi mean?
It is called haloquadra walsbyi because it is a rectangular halophile and was discovered by A.E. Walsby.
