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Bacteria are ___________ (1) microscopic organisms. They can be harmful as well as _________ (2) in many ways. A bacterial cell resembles plant cell in having __________ (3). Bacterial cells do not have true ___________ (4) and lack membrane-bound __________ (5). The rod shaped bacteria are called ___________ (6).

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