Species are characterized by interbreeding between members of the group and by the absence of breeding with other groups.
Answer:
The correct answer is - no it cant not change from the lytic cycle to the lysogenic cycle.
Explanation:
In the lysogenic cycle, phage DNA is fused into the host genome, where it is moved to the next generation with the host genome. Natural stressors, for example, exposure to toxic compounds or starvation may cause the prophage to extract and enter the lytic cycle where the virus burst or kill the host genome.
So, in the lytic cycle virus kills the host cell s there is no chance or need to change into the lysogenic cycle as whereas in the lysogenic cycle virus incorporated with the host and becomes a chromosome.
Can you re state the question it’s confusing
It is important to determine or know whether an organism is aerobic or anaerobic because from there you would be able to know the perfect conditions for the organism to grow and reproduce. If you are culturing the organism you would need if it needs oxygen and how much of oxygen is needed. Anaerobic organisms does not need the presence of oxygen in order to grow. You can determine an organism that is anaerobic by trying to put them in conditions that dos not have oxygen. After a few hours or days, when you observe that more organisms are present, then most likely it is an anaerobic organism.<span />