Which microbes are more resistant to the effect of pulsed electric field?

Which microbes are more resistant to the effect of pulsed electric field? Correct Answer Gram positive bacteria

Different bacteria have different sensitivities to electric field treatment. In general, Gram-positive bacteria and yeasts are more resistant to electric fields than Gram-negative bacteria. Therefore, it is used with combination of other preservation techniques.
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