Categories > diversity-of-life > Monera Life Cycle and Reproduction in Bacteria > In the bacterium Bacillus subtilis the cells often become attached from end to end forming long filamentous chains, which are embedded in a mass of mucilage forming a scum layer on substratum. It is called as

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Question: In the bacterium Bacillus subtilis the cells often become attached from end to end forming long filamentous chains, which are embedded in a mass of mucilage forming a scum layer on substratum. It is called as


1) Palmella stage
2) Torula stage
3) Zoogloea stage
4) None of the above
Solution: Explanation: No Explanation
Monera Life Cycle and Reproduction in Bacteria

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