Bacteria can be classified into different groups based on their shape, staining properties, temperature and oxygen requirements, cellular structure, pH tolerance, and response to osmotic pressure. Some of the main classification groups include cocci, bacilli, vibrio, and spirochete shapes. Gram-positive and gram-negative categories are defined by staining, and oxygen requirements separate obligate aerobes, facultative anaerobes, and obligate anaerobes. Cellular structures like spore formation, flagella type, and capsule presence also define bacterial classifications.
Bacteria can be classified into different groups based on their shape, staining properties, temperature and oxygen requirements, cellular structure, pH tolerance, and response to osmotic pressure. Some of the main classification groups include cocci, bacilli, vibrio, and spirochete shapes. Gram-positive and gram-negative categories are defined by staining, and oxygen requirements separate obligate aerobes, facultative anaerobes, and obligate anaerobes. Cellular structures like spore formation, flagella type, and capsule presence also define bacterial classifications.
Bacteria can be classified into different groups based on their shape, staining properties, temperature and oxygen requirements, cellular structure, pH tolerance, and response to osmotic pressure. Some of the main classification groups include cocci, bacilli, vibrio, and spirochete shapes. Gram-positive and gram-negative categories are defined by staining, and oxygen requirements separate obligate aerobes, facultative anaerobes, and obligate anaerobes. Cellular structures like spore formation, flagella type, and capsule presence also define bacterial classifications.