Life-sciences

 What Is Microbiology   Microbiology is a scientific discipline that investigates the invisible world. It has been called the study of invisibility. We will explore the exciting world of microbiology in this article, focusing on its significance and vitality to our everyday existence. Basic Microbiology   The scientific discipline of microbiology is centered on the examination of tiny microorganisms. These include bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa, etc. Bacteria are found in every corner of the world, and they have a profound impact on ecosystems, health, as well as industry.  Importance of microbiology  The role of bacteria in our daily lives is as important as their function in the environment or how they impact our bodies. They are essential in the recycling of nutrients, treatment of wastewater, and through fermentation (or other processes) to produce a diverse range of foods and beverages. Medical microbiology   Discover additional information about pathogens. A significant aspec

 What Is Ecology  Ecology is the study of interaction of living organisms with their environment. For example, parasitism, mutualism, and symbiosis. Types Of Ecology  There are the following types of ecology. Parasitism: It's an ecological relationship between two living organisms. For example, mice, ticks, are parasites. In this relationship, one living organism is harmed and other gets the benefit. Mutualism  In this relationship, both organisms get benefit from each other. Lichen is an association between fungi and algae. Algae provides food whereas fungi provides shelter and helps to absorb minerals from soil.  Mycorrhiza It's an association between fungi and plant. Plant provides photosynthetic food to the fungi and fungi helps  plant to absorb water and nutrients from soil.