Growth and Nutrition of Bacteria Starvation proteins are produced by a culture during which of the following segments of the growth curve? Exponential phase Lag phase Death phase Stationary phase Exponential phase Lag phase Death phase Stationary phase ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Growth and Nutrition of Bacteria Generation time is obtained by expression t/n, where t = time interval, n = number of generation time required for the initial adjustment both (a) and (c) time required for the population to double obtained by expression t/n, where t = time interval, n = number of generation time required for the initial adjustment both (a) and (c) time required for the population to double ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Growth and Nutrition of Bacteria Microaerophilic bacteria are those which require low levels of oxygen for growth (lesser than O2 present in atmosphere) oxygen for activation of enzymes None of these 21 % oxygen for growth low levels of oxygen for growth (lesser than O2 present in atmosphere) oxygen for activation of enzymes None of these 21 % oxygen for growth ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Growth and Nutrition of Bacteria A spore differs from an actively replicating bacterium in that the spore is produced during a process involving asymmetric division is able to withstand more extreme conditions than the replicating cell is metabolically inactive All of these is produced during a process involving asymmetric division is able to withstand more extreme conditions than the replicating cell is metabolically inactive All of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Growth and Nutrition of Bacteria Bacteria of genus Nitrosomonas use __________ as their electron source. light H2S ammonia succinate light H2S ammonia succinate ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Growth and Nutrition of Bacteria An organism is completely dependent on atmospheric O2 for growth. This organism is obligate aerobe facultative anaerobe acidophile osmotolerant obligate aerobe facultative anaerobe acidophile osmotolerant ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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