The numerous, bristle-like appendages used by some bacterial cells for adhering to surfaces are called fimbriae.
In order words, fimbriae simply refers to those numerous, bristle-like appendages used by some bacterial cells for adhering to surfaces. Please get this cleared stored into your cerebrum that fimbriae are also known or called pili
Bacteria cells are those cells which are microscopic ( cells which cannot be seen with the ordinary eye but can be seen only with microscope) and characterized by the presence of just only one cell. This means that bacteria cells are unicellular organisms.
Saprophytes are organisms which live and feed on dead decaying plants and animals.
Parasites are organisms which live and feed on another organisms causing harm to them.
So therefore, the numerous, bristle-like appendages used by some bacterial cells for adhering to surfaces are called fimbriae.
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