Microbial population growth is represented bu the graph. Based on this model we would expect the population growth of this colony to A) be exponential

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Kareem Browning

Biology

4 April, 18:12

Microbial population growth is represented bu the graph. Based on this model we would expect the population growth of this colony to A) be exponential

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Doogie · Answer 1

B

Explanation:

The answer is change over time b/c if you look at the graph it doesn't stay the same throughout.

Mia Nichols · Answer 2

change over time B

Explanation:

Based on the graph, we would expect the bacterial population to change over time. Initially, growth is exponential. The population curve then levels off; that probably represents the carrying capacity for the population. The curve then turns downward indicating a decline in the microbial population. The decline can be attributed to many factors, both density-dependent and density-independent.