Effect of Temperature on Growth of Salmonella in Rehydrated Skim Milk from a Food-Poisoning Outbreak1

AUTOR(ES)

Julseth, R. M.

RESUMO

Low numbers of salmonellae in a dried skim milk sample that was implicated in an outbreak of salmonellosis grew rapidly upon rehydration and incubation.

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