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Hello humans ~ The bacterium present in curd is: Salmonella typhi Lactobacillus Penicillin Vibrio cholera
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The bacterium present in curd is:
Salmonella typhi
Lactobacillus
Penicillin
Vibrio cholera
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the answer is Lactobacillus
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