Answer:
clusters of round shape bacteria
Explanation:
Microscopic examination of the potato salad should reveal <u>clusters of round shape bacterium. </u>
Staphylococcus or Staphylococcal are those that are round in shape (from the word 'coccus') and occur in clusters as opposed to individually or in chains. The word is derived from two Greek words - <em>staphyle</em> which means <em>bunch of grapes</em> and <em>kokkos</em> which means <em>to be round</em>.
Hence, <u>when a magnified image of the Staphylococcus aureus is produced by the microscope, clusters of round shape bacteria would be seen</u>.
<span>Yea as letsreinventlove said, what tissues and how much detail, each of the ones mentioned each has its own sub-categories like loose or dense connective tissue etc. Put down a list of what ya want to know, eg Type; Function; where its found etc and ill happily answer it. Iyts quite a large area</span>
Because mutations do not always result in an amino acid change.
In order:
1. Ask a question
2. Form a hypothesis
3. Analyze data
I hope this helps! This should be correct.
