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Dictionary » B » Blue-green bacteria Blue-green bacteriaDefinition noun, singular: blue-green bacterium The former name for a group of prokaryotes characterized by having the following general features:
The blue-green bacteria are named as such because of the blue green colour of their cells due to the presence of phycobiliproteins.
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