Q.3 Following is characteristic of pseudomonas organism IS a. Non motile capsulated organism b. Oxidase negative organism C Produce fruity odor d. Produce black pigment e. Facultative anaerobic organism

Q.3 Following is characteristic of pseudomonas organism IS a. Non motile capsulated organism b. Oxidase negative organism C Produce fruity odor d. Produce black pigment e. Facultative anaerobic organism

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Chapter25: Bacteria And Archaea

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pseudomonas organism
a. Non motile capsulated organism
b. Oxidase negative organism
C Produce fruity odor
d. Produce black pigment
e. Facultative anaerobic organism

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