If a Bacteriophage Is Lysogenic, It Means That

If a bacteriophage is lysogenic, it means that:

A) The bacteriophage is incapable of infecting a particular type of bacteria
B) The bacteriophage is replicating within its host bacterial cell
C) The virus has infected the host cell but is not replicating within it. The virus may begin replicating at a later time.
D) The virus has infected the host cell and is in a permanent state of non-replication.
E) Infecting The bacteriophage has degraded the DNA of the host cell