Cyanobacteria differ from bacteria as these

Question

Cyanobacteria differ from bacteria as these (A) Produce oxygen in photosynthesis. (B) Exhibit sort of sexual reproduction. (C) Do not have membrane bound cell organelles. (D) Have circular double stranded DNA.

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Cyanobacteria use water molecules in the place of hydrogen sulphides in photosynthesis. Therefore, these produce oxygen in photosynthesis.

Q. Cyanobacteria differ from bacteria as these

Produce oxygen in photosynthesis.

Exhibit sort of sexual reproduction.

Do not have membrane bound cell organelles.

Have circular double stranded DNA.

Cyanobacteria use water molecules in the place of hydrogen sulphides in photosynthesis. Therefore, these produce oxygen in photosynthesis.