Provide two examples of how microorganisms themselves could be used to control microbial growth.
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This involves leveraging certain microorganisms' natural abilities or by-products to inhibit or kill other harmful microorganisms. This strategy is often used in agriculture, food preservation, and even in medical treatments. Show more…
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