General Microbiology Lab Steps Quiz
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What are the essential factors for a medium suitable for a specific group of organisms?

  • Distilled water, carbon dioxide, energy, nitrogen compounds, minerals, growth factors, and pH
  • Distilled water, carbon dioxide, organic compounds, nitrogen compounds, minerals, growth factors, and pH
  • Tap water, carbon dioxide, organic compounds, nitrogen compounds, minerals, growth hormones, and pH
  • Distilled water, carbon, energy, nitrogen, minerals, growth factors, and pH (correct)

Why is distilled water preferred over tap water for preparing microbiological media?

  • Distilled water has a higher pH level which is favorable for microbial growth
  • Distilled water is cheaper and more readily available than tap water
  • Tap water may contain salts that can inhibit the growth of microorganisms (correct)
  • Tap water lacks the essential nutrients required for microbial growth

What distinguishes autotrophs from heterotrophs in terms of carbon sources?

  • Autotrophs can utilize carbon dioxide for synthesis of all cell materials (correct)
  • Heterotrophs rely solely on organic compounds for their carbon source
  • Heterotrophs can utilize carbon dioxide for synthesis of all cell materials
  • Autotrophs rely solely on organic compounds for their carbon source

Which inorganic sources of nitrogen are mentioned in the text as suitable for microbial growth?

<p>NH4 , NO2 (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important to consider the carbon source when preparing microbiological media?

<p>Different organisms have different requirements for carbon sources (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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