Biology, asked by rahulace, 1 year ago

why bacteria live in colony

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Answered by Aditya72779

Bacteria evolve so quickly that they can adapt to use different nutritional sources. They have evolved so that they can live off virtually any organic matter, they can even adapt to use crude oil. Like some insect populations, bacteria formcolonies.

Answered by pragya80

as the bacteria consume the nutrients, they begin to grow and multiply. ... This pile of cells originates from one cell and is called a bacterial colony. Each species of bacteriaproduces a colony that looks different from the colonies produced by other species of bacteria

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