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NEET Biology Review: Microbes in Human Welfare
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1. Mycorrhizal association plays a role in

2. Mycorrhiza is

3. Ectomycorrhiza absorbs food from roots of higher plants by forming

4. Blue/Roquefort Cheese is formed by using

5. Citric acid is formed by microbe

6. Antibiotics obtained from various eubacteria are

7. Cyclosporin-A is obtained from

8. Antibiotics obtained from Actinomycetes are

9. First antibiotic from a eubacteria was extracted from

10. Antibiotics are obtained from

11. Microbes used in biogas generation are

12. Proteinase is obtained from

13. Microbes used in alcohol production are

14. Yogurt is formed from milk using

15. Baculoviruses such as

16. Acetic acid is formed by microbe

17. Azolla and Aulosira is used as

18. Dosa upma and idli are made using microbes like

19. Substrate for Whiskey is

20. Substrate forBeer is

21. Dragon fly

22. Camembert Cheese is formed by using

23. Frankia

24. Types of cheese on the basis of water content

25. Lactobacillus acidophilus is

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