Biology, asked by georgethomaskambol, 11 months ago

how many daughter bacteria are made in 24 hours

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Answered by navkomal

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Answer:

more than 10

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Answered by AECS2

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The number of daughter bacteria produced by a cell in 24 hours can be in innumerable numbers.

This is because the bacteris divides itself into daughter bacteria in no time.

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