The bacterium, with a tuft of flagella present at each of the two poles, is called:
Correct answer: A. Amphitrichous
- A. Amphitrichous
- B. Lophotrichous
- C. Peritrichous
- D. Monotrichous
Explanation
Amphitrichous refers to a type of bacterial flagellation where a single flagellum is present at both ends of the cell. This arrangement allows for movement in both directions, giving the bacteria greater mobility and versatility in navigating their environment.
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