Bacterial Diseases In Plants & Animals Video Lecture - Class 8

bacterial diseases in plants and animals
disease any condition that causes the
systems of a plant or animal to not
function properly disease-causing agents
have the ability to make you sick or
even cause death in plants bacteria are
microscopic and single-celled organisms
they multiply rapidly by cell division
like binary fission plants are caused by
various microorganisms such as bacteria
fungi and viruses etc blond diseases
caused by bacteria are not as prevalent
as those caused by fungi damage caused
by bacterial infection results primarily
in draughting of the plant tissue plant
diseases can spread easily and rapidly
it is easier to combat and control
fungal diseases than to eradicate
bacteria and viruses mostly affected
regions in plants stems leaves and roots
etc ways of spreading of disease rain
wind birds and insects there is symptoms
in plants blights can curse gall leaf
spots / growths specks scabs or wilts
some bacterial diseases in plants crown
gall of fruit crops ring rot of potato
bacterial canker black rot of mustard
bacterial blight of potato and black rot
of cauliflower etc in animals diseases
can be sporadic and Zuo Tech and pans
erotic bacteria live in a wide range of
conditions live on and in the bodies of
all animals many can be harmful invade
the cells of an animal's body examples
diphtheria karena bacterium diphtheria
pertussis Bordetella pertussis
meningococcal infections Neisseria
meningitidis tuberculosis Mycobacterium
tuberculosis pneumonia streptococcus
pneumonia anthrax bacillus anthrax in
humans
leptospirosis Leptospira inter organs
typhoid fever Salmonella typhi li
tuberculosis Mycobacterium tuberculosis
salmonellosis Salmonella typhimurium
Rocky Mountain spotted fever
Rickett Asia Raquette C tetanus
Clostridium tetani