malisan78 malisan78

28-09-2016
Biology

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explain what happens when sugar is fed to yeast cells?

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antiphobic antiphobic

28-09-2016

The more sugar there is, the more active the yeast will be and it will grow faster

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caelimae14 caelimae14

29-09-2016

Presuming the yeast is viable, not dead, the yeast mixed with warm, not hot, sugar water will consume the sugar and will multiply. Mixed with dry sugar, nothing will happen.

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