What are some of the eukaryotic cells?

Eukaryotic cells are most plants and animals, fungi, protozoa(amoebas, green-eyed bugs, etc.).

Eukaryotic cellular microorganisms include bacteria, eukaryotic algae plants, and protozoa. Bacteria are extremely diverse and are a huge population of microbial strains; according to surveys, there are about 120,000 species of bacteria. Bacterial bodies are either unicellular or multisomal cells in the form of dendritic flocculent bodies, or unicellular, non-dendritic individuals. Bacterial somatic cells do not have photosynthetic pigments and are not capable of carrying out plant photosynthesis. Bacteria include unicellular yeasts, unicellular or multicellular flocculent molds, and even myxomatous mushrooms, which cause fruiting bodies.

Characteristics

Eukaryotes have a nucleus and are relatively large and fast-growing compared to prokaryotes. Eukaryotic organisms are usually heterotrophic microorganisms, in the process of growth and reproduction can be derived from a variety of organic acids, in the process of leaching is easy to form with the metal ions, which is conducive to the leaching of valuable metals.

There are many eukaryotic organisms that can grow in an acidic environment, but the more researched ones mainly use fungi for leaching, and the main genera are Aspergillus (Aspergillus) and Penicillium (Penicillium), and the minerals leached are mainly nickel laterite, chalcopyrite, manganese, oceanic nodules, etc.

There are a lot of eukaryotic organisms that can grow in an acidic environment, but the more researched ones mainly use fungi for leaching.