Pūtaiao

hāora-kore

anaerobic

tūingoa, tūāhua

WHAKAMĀRAMA

He kupu hei whakaahua i ngā rauropi kāore e ora i te hāora, hei whakaahua hoki i ngā tukanga koiora kāore e tutuki mā te hāora. Hei tauira, ko ngā momo moroiti pērā i ētahi huakita me te īhi. Ehara mā te hāora e wewete te pūngao o roto i ā rātou kai hei oranga mō ēnei momo rauropi, mā te tukanga hāora-kore kē.

A word used to describe an organism or a biological process which does not require oxygen. Micro-organisms, such as bacteria and yeasts, are examples of anaerobic organisms. These organisms do not require oxygen to release the energy in their food, this is achieved through an anaerobic process.

Tauira KŌrero

He aha tētahi korikori hāora-kore a te tangata?

Whakarōpūngia ngā rauropi hāora-kore.

Arā ētahi rauropi ā-hāora, he hāora-kore ētahi o ā rātau mahi, pērā i a tātou te tangata.

Tauira KŌrero

He aha tētahi korikori hāora-kore a te tangata?

Whakarōpūngia ngā rauropi hāora-kore.

Arā ētahi rauropi ā-hāora, he hāora-kore ētahi o ā rātau mahi, pērā i a tātou te tangata.