Biology, asked by ankithaca41, 4 months ago

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Big holes in Swiss cheese are made by
A fungus that release
a lot of gases during its metabolic activities
A bacterium that produces methane gas
A machine
A bacterium producing a large amount
of carbon dioxide​

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Answered by tomarpalak15
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Answer:

bacterium producing a large amount of CO2

Explanation:

Swiss cheese is characterized by having the characteristic flavour and large holes. These are formed due to the amount of CO2 released by a thermophilic bacteria, named Propionibacterium sharmanii

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