Questions: Rod shaped or cylindrical bacteria are known as.

Rod shaped or cylindrical bacteria are known as.
Transcript text: Rod shaped or cylindrical bacteria are known as $\square$
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The answer is: Bacilli.

Explanation:

  • Bacilli are rod-shaped or cylindrical bacteria. This is a common classification based on the shape of the bacteria.
  • Other shapes of bacteria include cocci (spherical) and spirilla (spiral-shaped), but these do not fit the description of rod-shaped or cylindrical.
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