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Is lactobacillus multicellular?

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Answer:

Nope, it is not. All bacteria are unicellular.

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What is multicellular?
multicellular means to have more than one cell. For example, we are multicellular, but on the other hand if something only has one cell, then it is considered unicellular
What does lactobacillus do?
Well it doesn't really do anything but it can tell people wether they're lactose and tolerant or not.
What is Lactobacillus?
It is a pro-biotic (good bacteria) that people will take to restore normal bowel flora. a bacteria that is used in the production of yogurt. also an often found contaminated in ethanol fermentations
How are multicellular protists simpler than multicellular plants?
The differentiation of the cells. Cells in plants are doing many types of jobs, while cells in protists are basically all the same.
Is mold multicellular?
Yes, mold is multi cellular. They also live in colony.