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How does Lactococcus differ from acidophilus?

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How does Lactococcus differ from acidophilus?

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• Lactococcus is a genus of bacteria and acidophilus is a species within the Lactobacillus genus. Acidophilus is more familiar to many consumers because it is used in probiotic foods such as yogurt.

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