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The major factor limiting bacterial growth in nature is Choose one: A. temperature extremes. B. space. C. antibacterial agents. D. oxygen. E. nutrients.
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The major factor limiting bacterial growth in nature is

Choose one:
A. temperature extremes.
B. space.
C. antibacterial agents.
D. oxygen.
E. nutrients.

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It would be mechanical forces all though nutrient limitation is also another way
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