Lactic acid bacteria in meats may be responsible for – McqOptions

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1.	Lactic acid bacteria in meats may be responsible for
A.	slime formation at the surface or within especially in presence of sucrose
B.	production of green discoloration
C.	souring
D.	all of the above
Answer» E.

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