Growth in Oxygen Classifications (1 Point each) Only grows in the absence of oxygen v Grow solely by fermentation but are able to tolerate oxygen V Bacteria that only grow at the top of a broth culture tube v Only grows in the presence of oxygen v Bacteria grow evenly throughout a tube of broth culture, but more at the then the bottom v Bacteria that can do both anaerobic fermentation and oxidative respiratio Submit Answer Tries 0/99

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