How different is the growth according to the biotic potential of a viral population from the growth according to the biotic potential of a bacterial population?
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Answer / Pappu Kumar
The growth of a viral population is typically not determined by its biotic potential as viruses rely on host cells for reproduction. In contrast, the growth of a bacterial population is determined by both its biotic potential and the availability of resources in the environment.
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