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Nearly all microbe species live together in interdependent communities, so it’s currently impossible to cultivate any such microbe in isolation. Therefore, microbiologists lack total knowledge of most microbe species.
The conclusion is about complete knowledge of microbe species, but the premise never mentions complete knowledge of microbe species.
How to get from premise to conclusion? According to the premise, we cannot currently raise most kinds of microbes in isolation. We can infer the conclusion if we assume that you must cultivate something in isolation to have complete knowledge of it.
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