Spores are easy to kill. True False

Spores are easy to kill is a false statement

Explanation:

Spores are produced by microbial organisms like certain bacteria, fungi, and some plants like moss.

These spores are highly resistant to heat, humidity, pressure and various other environmental conditions because of its thick wall and are very tough to be denatured.

The regular chemical disinfectants cannot destroy these spores because of this nature.

Spores can only be destroyed by subjecting to high temperature or high pressure.  

Sterilization processes using high heat and high pressures are used to kill these spores. In healthcare laboratories, an autoclave is used to kill bacterial spores.

Radiation and moist heat applications are also used to kill spores according to their resistance capacity to heat.

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