Science, asked by ShubhikaShriya, 2 months ago

what's the bacteria found in human faeces?

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Answered by memehaksharma06

Escherichia coli (E. coli) is the most comminly known species of faecal colibacterium. Faecal colibacteria are different from other species of colibacteria, because they grow under conditions of increased temperature, and because they are only present in human and animal faeces.

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Answered by ravvindrachandak28

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Escherichia coli (E. coli) is the most comminly known species of faecal colibacterium.

Faecal colibacteria are different from other species of colibacteria, because they grow under conditions of increased temperature, and because they are only present in human and animal faeces.

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