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(1) Bacteria do not grow around the mycelium of Penicillum notatum?

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Answered by risky2k46

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Bacteria does not grow around the mycelium of penicillium because the mycelium of the penicillium kills the bacteria. It is caused by hyphae which is contained by the mycelium

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Answered by superiortanu12378

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Bacteria does not grow around the mycelium of penicillium because the mycelium of the penicillium kills the bacteria. It is caused by hyphae which is contained by the mycelium.

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