Aerobic Microorganisms

Aerobic microorganisms are tiny living organisms, such as bacteria and fungi, that require oxygen to survive and grow. They use oxygen to break down nutrients and produce energy, enabling them to carry out essential functions. These microorganisms play vital roles in natural processes like decomposition and in industrial applications such as wastewater treatment. Their presence is important for maintaining healthy ecosystems and can be beneficial or harmful, depending on the context. Understanding aerobic microorganisms helps in managing health, environmental quality, and various biotechnological processes.