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Curd is prepared from pasteurised milk b...

Curd is prepared from pasteurised milk by the process by curdling. It is initiated by add- ing a starter culture of

A

Lactobacillus bulgariens

B

Pseudomonas fluorescence

C

Clostridium butylieum

D

Bacterium streptomyces

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