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Salmonella: A Practical Approach to the Organism and Its Control in Foods (Practical Food Microbiology) [Paperback]

Chris Bell , Alec Kyriakides

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The genus name Salmonella was first suggested by Lignieres in 1900 in recognition of the work carried out by the American bacteriologist, D.E. Salmon, who, with T. Smith in 1886, described the hog cholera bacillus causing 'swine plague' that they named Bacterium suipestifer (Topley and Wilson, 1929a; D'Aoust, 1989). Read the first page
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