Which would be the control plate for the NaCl experiment and the Sucrose experiment and why? 5%+++++++Nogrowth+++NogrowthNaCl10%15%NoNogrowthgrowthNoNogrowth growthNogrowthNoNogrowth growthNoNogrowth growthNogrowth+++NogrowthP. aeruginosaE. coliS. EpidermidisG.stearothermophilusS. marcesansS. cerevisiae10%++++++++++Nogrowth++++++++Sucrose25%+++++Nogrowth+++++++50%Nogrowth+NogrowthNogrowthNogrowth

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Which would be the control plate for the NaCl experiment and the Sucrose experiment and why?

5%
++
++
+++
No
growth
+++
No
growth
NaCl
10%
15%
No
No
growth
growth
No
No
growth growth
No
growth
No
No
growth growth
No
No
growth growth
No
growth
+++
No
growth
P. aeruginosa
E. coli
S. Epidermidis
G.
stearothermophilus
S. marcesans
S. cerevisiae
10%
++++
+++
+++
No
growth
++++
++++
Sucrose
25%
++
++
+
No
growth
+++
++++
50%
No
growth
+
No
growth
No
growth
No
growth

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Introduction:- control in an experiment usually set as a reference against which all other parameters are tested. It usually lacks those constituents which is to be tested during experiments.

Example - if we want to test the enzyme activity then we don't add enzyme in control test tubes. But other constituents such as substrate may add.

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