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Tailed bacteriophage is

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Non-motile
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Actively motile in water
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Motile on bacterial surface
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D
Motile on surface of plant leaves
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Solution

The correct option is A Non-motile
  • Tailed bacteriophages are non-motile. They have a common origin and constitute family Caudovirales.
  • Their structured tail is unique. Tailed phages share a series of high-level taxonomic properties and show many facultative features that are unique or rare in viruses e.g., lambda, Mu, and P1 phage.
    So option A is correct.

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