Mesophile

Mesophilie ( from Ancient Greek μέσος mesos " middle " and φίλος philos " loving" ) is the property of living beings to prefer medium, not extreme environmental conditions, particularly with regard to temperature and humidity. Living things with this property are called mesophilic. In microbiology to mesophilic refers almost exclusively to the temperature, although this limitation is not expressed in the word.

Mean Temperature

Organisms that grow best at temperatures between about 20 and 45 ° C are referred to as mesophilic. Most microorganisms are at the moment. Creatures that prefer higher temperatures are referred to as thermophilic, those who prefer lower than psychrophilic.

Mean moisture

Mesophyll is called the one hand, living beings, the "mean " love humidity, and on the other habitat types that have such. In the nature of a number of biotopes comes to the Habitats Directives are of particular importance, such as mesophilic meadow forms.