How to pronounce “microorganism” in English

microorganisms, we've pretty much tried our best to get rid of them.

A microorganism.

So microorganisms are individually very tiny, although they can be macroscopically visible in the aggregate.

Yeast-- a unicellular microorganism that's part of the fungi kingdom.

From the very smallest microorganism to the largest predator, there is an interrelationship and connectedness.

by a microorganism that gets into your eye when you're quite young and gradually develops and causes blindness and can again be very inexpensively treated.

Yeast is a unicellular microorganism.

Some of the microorganisms we do eliminate, like smallpox, like rinderpest, like the very solid efforts to almost get rid

And they have the microorganisms in their extensive stomach to digest it all.

And you now have microorganisms that are resistant to UV.

We are observing some microorganisms that are very very good at protecting themselves from radiation.

so this is like a microorganism, and this organism can be 1 millimeter.

So essentially it's like the microorganisms are able to react to the warm of the waters and create an umbrella for them.

So this is the way these microorganisms called phytoplankton they are able to do photosynthesis change through the year.

Sourdough starter is a little community of microorganisms.

It's an energy source for microorganisms on Earth.

or a lot of things the harness microorganisms and the process of fermentation to be created.

It's not unnatural for microorganisms, they've been doing it for 3.5 billion years.

Finding alien creatures is to find bacterias or microorganism.

of those manganese oxide stars is a tiny microorganism.

They don't map on to any other kind of microorganism.

And we think about 100 trillion of these microorganisms which act together, really like mini pharmacies.

And so it's a hugely complicated network of these little microorganisms that basically take our food

Some people appear to be more susceptible to microorganisms like the coronavirus.

Any microorganisms could be in there, mold.

So our focus has always been on the microorganisms that make their living not off organic materials, but off inorganic materials.

And those poofballs actually are composed of previously undescribed filamentous microorganisms that

Use of new materials that might facilitate either trapping microorganisms, and immobilizing them, or killing them, and causing them

And they become the environment for all sorts of life-- and microorganisms and worms that

Where we're altering things like yeast and other microorganisms to produce chemicals that now are produced through messy industrial processes.

And we rotate them every year to prevent buildup of those microorganisms, and to prevent depletion of soil nutrients.

And that will kill or disable almost all microorganisms within that jar.

How can the spread of new and reemerging diseases and immune microorganisms be reduced?

- Just think about what it would mean if you found a single cell microorganism.

Like, some research has found primitive microorganisms living by hydrothermal vents— a sign that life could’ve started in those environments.

Upwelling currents bring nutrient-rich waters from deep in the ocean upward to feed microorganisms at the base of marine food webs.

exist today, places that in fact microorganisms microorganisms on earth will be able to survive those environments or actually thrive in them.

is uh produced with what I described earlier as a vaguely indeterminate group of microorganisms

you could see the air being shared by everyone in the room and the microorganisms, and there's so many levels to our interconnection

you could see the air being shared by everyone in the room and the microorganisms, and there's so many levels to our interconnection

There's a microorganism

And research was also showing that after you spray glyphosate, the microorganisms in the soil break it down into safe byproducts.

within a suspected organism, and all at the same scale that matters to microorganisms, which is really very tiny.

So alcohol is toxic to microorganisms, right?

Wherever there is liquid water, we can find examples of life from microorganisms that comprise the vast majority of life beings on Earth

But more importantly, the process of fermentation in that this is a process of microorganisms, mostly fungi and bacteria actually transforming

out of the soil to grow, and that has different sensitivities for viruses and other dangerous microorganisms.

which is probably the most improbable fluke that's ever happened, which is where two microorganisms, basically a tiny bacteria,

The research was done in California’s salty, arsenic-filled Mono Lake, which, for a poison-loving microorganism, is like the Amalfi Coast.