In bacteria, the resistance against heat is provided by:
Correct answer: C. Spores
- A. Granules
- B. Cysts
- C. Spores
- D. Plasmids
Explanation
Spores are thick, dormant, and tough structures produced by some bacteria that provide resistance or protection against harsh or adverse conditions.They are formed by the bacteria to protect themselves from adverse environmental conditions such as heat, UV rays, nutrient deprivation, presence of toxic chemicals, etc.
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