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The inoculum is added to the fresk milk in order to convert milk into curd, the term 'inoculum' here refers to

A

a starter rich in vitamin `B_(12)`

B

a starter rich in proteins

C

a starter containing millions of `LAB`

D

an aerobic digester

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C
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  • Conversion of milk into curd is made by :

    A
    Diastase
    B
    Invertase
    C
    Micoderma bacilli
    D
    Lactic bacilli

  • Conversion of milk into curd is made by the enzyme :

    A
    Diastase
    B
    Invertase
    C
    Micoderma bacilli
    D
    Lactic bacilli

  • The vitamin whose content increases following the conversion of milk into curd by lactic acid bacteria is

    A
    vitamin C
    B
    vitamin D
    C
    vitamin B12
    D
    vitamin E

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