We continue learning about Classification of organisms.
 Inspiration of Names

  • shape
  • where it is found
  • Nutrient it uses
  • Who discovered it?
  • What disease it cause
Phenetic classification
-similarity properties very obvious

Phylogenetic classification
-based on genetic

Phylogenetic Tree
-Evolutioary relationships among group of species
example:

Methods Of Classifying and Identifying Microorganisms
  • Morphological Characteristics
  • Differential staining
  • Biochemical test
  • Serology
  • Phage Typing
When learning this I got to know  from what the name of microbes given.Before this I only thought the name was  only based  on the name of people discover it. The advanced of technology has improve the classification of microorganisms.Now I understand why the classification of organisms keep changing.

During break, we play card related to microbiology.The card was prepared by our friends the Mighty microbe.We have fun playing the card  and at the same times learn name of new microbe.The card game relieve our stress and when we continue our learning sessions we become more focus.

What I have learn:
-Phenetic classification is similarity properties very obvious.
-Morphological haracteristics is easy to study and analyse
-Gram staining classifies  into gram positive and gram negative.



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