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Q : q what do you mean by solids non-fatsolid non-fat is an
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Q : q evaluate total solids in milktotal solids determination
Q : explain the pour plate methodisolated colonies can also be
Q : q evaluate percentage fat content in milkthe fat content in
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Q : define the streak plate method - pure culture techniquesthe
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Q : q quality of edible oils - fatsvarious parameters are used
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Q : what is the photoperiodismthe photoperiodism is the
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Q : what are a safe state and an unsafe stateanswer a state
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Q : how phytohormones help the development of parthenocarpic
Q : explain selective and differential culture mediathese are
Q : explain differential media - culture mediait allows
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Q : what are the synthetic auxins and what are their usesthe
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Q : q determine the acid insoluble ash in the sample of
Q : what is the capillarity how this phenomenon chemically
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