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Biology, 28.08.2019 04:30 korban23

Alos microorganismos se les relaciona con enfermedades. perdida de cosechas y deterioro de alimentos. sin embargo, son una minoria los que causan este tipo de situaciones. ¿que utilidad encuentras en el conocimiento de los microorganismos?

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