Listeria monocytogenes exhibits tumbling motility, grows in cold environments, is linked to contaminated dairy and deli products, and can cause neonatal meningitis.
Listeria monocytogenes is described by its tumbling motility, growth in cold-enriched environments, association with unpasteurized milk and deli meats, and causing neonatal meningitis.
| Front | Tumbling motility Unpasteurized milk and deli meats Cold enriched environment growth Neonatal meningitis |
|---|---|
| Back | L.monocytogenes |
Tags: microbiology
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