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it depends on the temperature, how much yeast you use, where you are growing it, how your growing it, what you are using to grow it. :) :P have a good science lesson!! :D

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How does yeast grow and what factors contribute to its growth?

Yeast grows through a process called fermentation, where it consumes sugars and produces carbon dioxide and alcohol. Factors that contribute to yeast growth include temperature, pH levels, oxygen availability, and the presence of nutrients like sugar and minerals.


Yeast grows by adding what?

cytoplasm


What conditions is necessary for yeast to grow and multiply?

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What is released when yeast grows and carries on life process?

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What are some example of unicellular?

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What colour is your vulva if you have a yeast infection?

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Does yeast grow better in the dark or light?

Yeast typically grows better in dark environments because light can inhibit its growth. Yeast fermentation is an anaerobic process so light exposure can generate free radicals and reduce the yeast cells' ability to ferment.


How does yeast kill ants?

Yeast kills ants since through the contact with water it rises or grows and therefore kills them to the inside out.


What does yeast do when put in grape juice?

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If yeast grows without oxygen it will make?

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What are the effect if salt mix with yeast?

If you mix salt with yeast, the rise of the dough will be slowed down and the salt can kill the yeast.


How does yeast effect bread dough?

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