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Page 1: MICROBIOLOGY - mdu.ac.inmdu.ac.in › UpFiles › UpPdfFiles › 2019 › Oct › MICROBIOLOGY.pdf · viruses, growth of viruses, lytic and lysogenic cycles, plant viruses. viroids

Page 2: MICROBIOLOGY - mdu.ac.inmdu.ac.in › UpFiles › UpPdfFiles › 2019 › Oct › MICROBIOLOGY.pdf · viruses, growth of viruses, lytic and lysogenic cycles, plant viruses. viroids

Page 3: MICROBIOLOGY - mdu.ac.inmdu.ac.in › UpFiles › UpPdfFiles › 2019 › Oct › MICROBIOLOGY.pdf · viruses, growth of viruses, lytic and lysogenic cycles, plant viruses. viroids

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