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The J-shaped growth curve differs from the S-shaped growth curve in that:
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- 1it is observed in yeast multiplied in a fixed test tube
- 2it is represented by dNdt = rN (K - N)K
- 3the population in J-shaped growth has limited resources
- 4the J-shaped growth curve lacks a stationary phase✓
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the J-shaped growth curve lacks a stationary phase
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