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17 April, 22:08

Which is one way that the unicellular bacteria E. coli is different from a multicellular oak tree?

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  1. 17 April, 23:26
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    Given that E. coli is a Unicellular organism, this means it is single-celled as opposed to a multicellular organism like the oak tree which contain multiple cells.

    As a unicellular organism, E. coli can be further defined as a bacteria, prokaryote (contain simple cells that lacks a nucleus or any type of organelles) and an heterotroph (dependent on other organism for their food consumption).
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