What is the difference between a broth culture and a broth medium?
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- A broth medium is a liquid nutrient medium used for growing microorganisms. It is prepared by dissolving various nutrients needed by the microorganisms in water. These nutrients can include sources of carbon, nitrogen, vitamins, minerals, and sometimes growth Show more…
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