A type of bacterial cell that completely surrounded by flagella is called:
Correct answer: C. Peritriehous
- A. Diplococcus
- B. Tetrad
- C. Peritriehous
- D. Monotrichous
Explanation
A type of bacterial cell that is completely surrounded by flagella is called peritrichous. The flagella are arranged in a spiral or tuft around the cell, and they help the cell to move.
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