Why might you expect facultative anaerobes to accomplish anaerobic respiration in peptone-iron agar deeps when they...
Why might you expect facultative anaerobes to accomplish anaerobic respiration in peptone-iron agar deeps when they are not incubated in an anaerobic chamber?
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When bacteria are put deep
inside peptone iron agar the oxygen supply to facultative are cut
off so they go for alternative anaerobic respiration.
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