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When a Bacterium Exhibits Polar Growth

Question 67

Question 67

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When a bacterium exhibits polar growth,


A) cell division does not involve membrane complexes.
B) new cell wall material forms from a single point.
C) complex internal structures may be formed.
D) all of the above may occur.

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