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Que. Liquid water-soluble substances appropriately diluted are dispensed into sterile test tubes, to which are added a measured amount of the test organism and then this is transferred into tubes of sterile media.This method helps in determining _____________________
a. whether the inhibitory action is bactericidal
b. whether the inhibitory action is bacteristatic
c. decrease in the amount of growth
d. complete absence of growth
Correct Answer:whether the inhibitory action is bactericidal
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