What products are formed when the stachyose (refer to the photo) is hydrolyzed? sorbose, 2 molecules of tagatose and 2 molecules of fucose   glucose, fructose, and 2 molecules of galactose   glucose, fructose, and galactose   glucose, 2 molecules of fructose and 2 molecules of galactose

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A: Can the bacteria Alicaligenes faecalis ferment lactose.

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Q: Why would it be important to run Benedict's Test on a test tube containing starch + amylase?

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Q: Why is maltose reduced to Benedict's solution and fermented by yeast?

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