The Listeria is actually on the cantaloupe, not in it. The knife cutting through the surface and into the fruit introduces it to the inside. The actual bacteria is in the soil. The CDC has not yet released how they believe the Listeria bacteria was introduced into the farm's soil at the site of the 2011 US outbreak.
Yes cantaloupes have seeds in the center you dont eat them though.
Listeria is a bacteria that can contaminate food and cause a serious infection called listeriosis when consumed. A listeria plant would probably refer to a plant that has been infected by listeria.
Just listeria, or the disease is listeriosis
yes uv light does kill listeria and does not hurt the food
Unfortunately, half of the newborns infected with Listeria will die from the illness.
No, cantaloupes have a pH of about 6.5, which makes them acidic.
Candy Cantaloupes is 5' 10".
Cantaloupes have a pH of about 6.5, which makes them acidic.
Yes...pumpkins are much harder than cantaloupes because of their stubby stem and cantaloupes do not have a hard shell.
Yes cantaloupes have seeds in the center you dont eat them though.
30 cantaloupes! That's so all of those people can have TWO cantaloupes! My work is done... =D
Listeria is a bacteria that can contaminate food and cause a serious infection called listeriosis when consumed. A listeria plant would probably refer to a plant that has been infected by listeria.
Just listeria, or the disease is listeriosis
With its roots. >.<
Candy Cantaloupes was born on March 11, 1962, in Tempe, Arizona, USA.
What about it?
Listeria is not susceptible to cephalosporins... ampicillin is used instead