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    The Polysaccharide Layer Surrounding Some Bacteria Is Called a
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The Polysaccharide Layer Surrounding Some Bacteria Is Called a

Question 6

Question 6

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The polysaccharide layer surrounding some bacteria is called a


A) waxy layer.
B) capsid.
C) basal body.
D) glycocalyx.
E) any of the above.

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