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A family of bacteria that are naturally found in the intestines and faeces of animals and birds.

When very fine solid particles are found evenly throughout a liquid. For example, protein in the water phase of milk.

Those microorganisms which are strong enough to grow and reproduce, so that a colony can be seen in the agar after a few days.

The milk produced by the cow immediately after calving.

Burn.

When information is passed between people by speaking, writing, or other methods, such as signage, sirens and signals.

Must follow.

A part of something

The things which make up dairy products. For example, fat, protein, water, and ingredients such as vitamins, lactose, or minerals.

How much of one chemical is in a solution.