Bacteria having flagella all over the surface:
Correct answer: B. Peritrichous
- A. Lophotrichous
- B. Peritrichous
- C. Atrichous
- D. Monotrichous
- E. Diplotrichous
Explanation
Peritrichous bacteria are those that have flagella distributed all over their surface. The term "peritrichous" comes from the Greek words "peri", meaning "around", and "trichos", meaning "hair," indicating that the flagella are present around the entire surface of the bacterial cell. Source :
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