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They grow and live almost everywhere through application of wide range of resources in comparison to the plants and animals with reference to the lifestyles. Two factors are essential in the growth, development, and operation of the microbes in the marine environment. One of the essential factor is the aspect of light vital in the execution of the duties and functions of the microbes. The other factor is temperature of the water thus multiplication or reduction of the number of the microbes and influence on their development. It is also essential to note that microbes play critical role in the formation of the sediments.
In the evaluation of the microbes in the marine ecosystems, it is essential to determine the essence through which the living organisms acquire energy to grow. It is vital for the microbes to acquire certain elements with the aim of growing or reproducing. They have the ability to produce ATP in order to facilitate utilization of the stored energy vital for execution of several cellular processes. In the process of adopting or acquiring these elements, microbes implement two vital processes in the form of assimilation or dissimilation. These processes are vital in the integration of elements in to the cells and incorporation...
Microbes play critical role in the development and maintenance of the operations of the globe. One of the essential influences is the generation of oxygen to facilitate development of animals and plants on the planet. The influence is the recycling of the nutrients in the organic matters to inorganic forms. This is essential in the continuation of the primary productivity of the planet. Another critical role is fixation of the nitrogen from the atmosphere to useful form. Microbes are also vital in enabling herbivores to consume poor quality products or food. They also facilitate accessibility of the resources or nutrients by the plant roots.
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Various factors are essential in the determination of the changes of the ecosystem levels. Some of these factors include eutrophication, exploitation of fishery, increase in the world's population, and increase in the industrialization aspects in the context of agriculture. It is essential for the humanity to understand the role of the microbes in the development and maintenance of the activities on the planet in order to enhance the study of the micro-organisms in the marine environment.
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