How do some bacteria survive in unfavorable conditions?

They use adaptations encoded on plasmids.

They form an endospore around themselves.

They release toxins to destroy immune response.

They multiply rapidly to increase their population.

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Giana Faulkner

2 March, 08:18

How do some bacteria survive in unfavorable conditions?

They use adaptations encoded on plasmids.

They form an endospore around themselves.

They release toxins to destroy immune response.

They multiply rapidly to increase their population.

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Emerson Proctor · Answer 1

I believe they form an endospore around themselves - it suspends metabolic activity (any chemical reaction in their cells) so they can retain more energy when there are droughts or the temperature is too low

How do some bacteria survive in unfavorable conditions?They use adaptations encoded on plasmids.They form an endospore around themselves.They release toxins to destroy immune response.They multiply rapidly to increase their population.

How do some bacteria survive in unfavorable conditions?

They use adaptations encoded on plasmids.

They form an endospore around themselves.

They release toxins to destroy immune response.

They multiply rapidly to increase their population.