Bacteria that require special growth factors and complex organic substances are called
A)fastidious.
B)pathogenic.
C)harmless.
D)anaerobic.
E)aerobic.

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Fastidious bacteria require specific nutritional requirements for growth, such as complex organic substances and growth factors that must be supplied by the medium. Pathogenic or harmless refers to the potential harm or lack thereof caused by the bacteria, while aerobic and anaerobic refer to the need for oxygen or lack thereof for growth.

Bacteria That Require Special Growth Factors and Complex Organic Substances