why yeast grows faster in moist places than dry ones?

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Dear student.

Every living organism needs water (moisture) to grow. Moist bread provides water necessary to the growth of fungus while dry bread cannot provide water so, yeast would die of dessication.

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why yeast grows faster in moist places than dry ones?

Dear student. Every living organism needs water (moisture) to grow. Moist bread provides water necessary to the growth of fungus while dry bread cannot provide water so, yeast would die of dessication. Regards.

Dear student.

Every living organism needs water (moisture) to grow. Moist bread provides water necessary to the growth of fungus while dry bread cannot provide water so, yeast would die of dessication.

Regards.