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When bacteria is deprived of oxygen, what does it convert glucose into? Lactic acid Starch water Cellulose

When bacteria is deprived of oxygen, what does it convert glucose into? Lactic acid Starch water Cellulose
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When bacteria is deprived of oxygen, what does it convert glucose into?

Lactic acid
Starch
water
Cellulose

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I’m not sure but I think it’s starch
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