42. Why are cyanobacteria considered a critical step in biological evolution? 43. In the case of bacteria that use hyd

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42. Why are cyanobacteria considered a critical step in biological evolution? 43. In the case of bacteria that use hyd

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42. Why are cyanobacteria considered a critical step in biological evolution? 43. In the case of bacteria that use hydrogen (Nocardia opaca) they have two hydrogenase enzymes: What is the function of each one? If the bacterium does not have both hydrogenases, it must develop another strategy. What is the strategy and why is it essential ?*questions related to microbial metabolism. please do not copy or paste verbatim from google*
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