Biology, asked by mondaldipak1974, 24 days ago

Lactobacilli bacterium is present in milk. (YES/NO​

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Answered by lordenterprise2002
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Answer:

Yes

Explanation:

Lactobacilli grow well in milk and foods made from milk. They're responsible for the "souring" of milk. Many different strains can be found in milk foods.

Answered by Anonymous
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The statement is True.

  • It is the most common LAB genera in milk.
  • Lactic acid is typically produced by properly breaking down complex carbs, which is mostly accomplished by breaking down the lactose sugar in milk.
  • They thrive in milk and milk-based diets. They are the notable ones who cause milk to sour. Milk meals include an extensive variety of strains.
  • It may also aid in the proper digestion and apparent breakdown of lactose, a natural sugar present in dairy products.
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