Biology, asked by amrithajeon1997, 11 months ago

Which growth condition for microorganisms when removed from powdered milk helps for its preservation?

A. Moisture
B. Optimum Temperature
C. Oxygen
D. Nutrition

Answers

Answered by adisinghranput9939
1

Answer:

answer of this question is (A) moister

Answered by kingofself
0

Answer:

The right option for the given questions is (A). Moisture.

Explanation:

  • Bacteria are ubiquitous. They can withstand temperatures.
  • They grows well in presence of moisture, except for other factors.
  • In absence of moisture, bacteria did not get the chance to grow and the food gets prevented from getting spoiled.
  • Milk contains bacteria, which poses a threat to its preservation.
  • Thus, by removing water from milk or in its powdered form, this least’s the chances of survival of bacteria in the absence of moisture.
  • And, also we get milk nutrients in it through its powdered form.
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