A group of bacteria derived from a single cell is known as a __________. species strain...
A group of bacteria derived from a single cell is known as a __________. species strain genus colony
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Answer:- Colony
Explanation:- A group of bacteria derived from a single cell is known as a colony. Since bacterial colony is derived from same parent cell.
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