PPT-DISEASE

CAUSING MICROORGANISMS PATHOGENS Micro organisms which cause diseases in other organisms are known as pathogens Bacteria fungi and viruses are microorganisms which

diseases affects organisms entire affects diseases entire organisms pathogens micro caused spread fungi viruses body skin infected fever disease

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