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细菌在固体培养基上培养，通过肉眼可观察到的是（） A.菌体形态 B.菌体大小 C.菌

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细菌在固体培养基上培养，通过肉眼可观察到的是（）

A.菌体形态

B.菌体大小

C.菌体排列

D.菌体集落

E.菌体结构

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