Use of green fluorescent protein expressing Salmonella Stanley to investigate survival, spatial location, and control on alfalfa sprouts.
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S. Yaron | K. Matthews | S Yaron | M Gandhi | S Golding | K R Matthews | M. Gandhi | S. Golding
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