anaerobia
/ˌanɪˈriːbɪə/ or /ˌænɪˈriːbɪə/Definitions
1. noun
a process in which organisms, such as bacteria, break down organic matter without the use of oxygen.
“The microbe undergoes anaerobia to convert the sugar into energy.”
1. noun
a process in which organisms, such as bacteria, break down organic matter without the use of oxygen.
“The microbe undergoes anaerobia to convert the sugar into energy.”