Microorganisms constantly struggle to survive in natural habitats because of the competition for:
A) food
B) sunlight
C) water
D) oxygen
E) minerals

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Microorganisms require food to survive and grow, and competition for limited resources is a constant challenge in natural habitats. While sunlight, water, oxygen, and minerals may also be limiting factors in some environments, food is generally the most critical resource for microorganisms.

Microorganisms Constantly Struggle to Survive in Natural Habitats Because of the Competition