(b) In a batch bioreactor, the growth of a microbial population is often limited by the availability of an electron donor (a.k.a. food). Draw the typical bacterial growth curve in a batch culture as a function of time in the diagram provided below, label (division), and name each stage of the growth curve. Number of cells Time (days)

(b) In a batch bioreactor, the growth of a microbial population is often limited by the availability of an electron donor (a.k.a. food). Draw the typical bacterial growth curve in a batch culture as a function of time in the diagram provided below, label (division), and name each stage of the growth curve. Number of cells Time (days)

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Chapter5: Ground Rules Of Metabolism

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